Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Bihar School Lacks Boys’ Washroom, Boundary Wall and Staff
A government school in Nawada, Bihar, was found to be missing important facilities.
Girls have a washroom, but boys do not.
Boys reportedly have to use an open field instead.
The school also has no boundary wall.
A wall could help keep the school grounds safer.
The report also mentions shortages of staff and facilities in schools in Bihar and Jharkhand.
The Citizens for Justice and Peace campaign called the situation very poor.
It asked why schools still have such basic problems.
A government-owned school in Nawada, Bihar, was reported to lack a washroom for boys.
Male students reportedly use an open field because only girls have access to a washroom.
The school was also found without a boundary wall to secure the premises and protect children.
The report highlights infrastructure and staff shortages affecting schools in Bihar and Jharkhand.
Citizens for Justice and Peace, through its “School Thik Karo” campaign, criticized the conditions.
- Who
- A government-owned school in Nawada, students, and Citizens for Justice and Peace through its “School Thik Karo” campaign.
- What
- The school was reported to lack a boys’ washroom, a boundary wall, and adequate infrastructure; the headline also cites staff shortages.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Nawada, Bihar; the report also refers broadly to schools in Bihar and Jharkhand.
- Why
- The report highlights poor school infrastructure and shortages affecting students’ safety and access to basic facilities.
- School location
- Nawada, Bihar
- School type
- Government-owned school
- Boys’ washroom
- Not available
- Alternative cited
- Boys reportedly use an open field
- Boundary wall
- Absent
- Campaign
- “School Thik Karo”
- Organization cited
- CJP, identified in the article as leading the campaign
- Broader issue
- Infrastructure and staff shortages in Bihar and Jharkhand schools