Working at school
Girls not only have far fewer chances to go to school than boys, they also have to do far more work outside school - which deeply affects their learning.
The following graph shows that from an early age girls in Nepal spend far less time reading and studying than boys:

Carrying out some local research we have made the following table to show what jobs girls are doing before, during, and after school:
| Before going to school | Always | Sometimes | Rarely |
| Sweeping, cleaning the house Washing utensils and clothes Lighting the fire, cooking Fetching water |
x x x |
x |
|
| In school | |||
| Cleaning classrooms Spreading mats and cleaning Taking out tables/chairs Ringing the bell Getting water/ making tea |
x x x |
x x |
|
| After school | |||
| Going straight home Wandering leisurely while returning home Collecting fodder/ fuel wood Working in fields Collecting cow dung Fetching water Feeding the cattle Grazing cattle and goats Doing odd jobs in the fields Running errands Studying Cooking Sibling care Washing utensils Leisure time |
x x x x x x x x |
Seasonal x x x |
|
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