The community recognizes Khoj endeavors and in order to give an element of permanence to the work on the ground and to ensure sustainability Khoj decided to work for the construction of a model school in the project area that accommodates not only the mainstream schools subjects but experiential learning in civic education, agriculture, nutrition and health care, environment and computer skills. It also provides a platform for women’s education and development activities. A local landholder from village Thathi Bhanguan donated a piece of land measuring 1/ 4 of an acre. It is planned to construct 14 rooms but in the first phase 2 rooms were constructed. The village community has provided labor and capital costs have been met through individual and private donations. In the second phase, three more rooms and three latrines have been constructed. These rooms accommodate a computer lab, a science lab and three class rooms.

The school has an adjacent agricultural plot as well for experiential learning. Four classes take place the government girls’ school adopted by Khoj.

This educational facility offers education to 175 children of more than six villages.