Himalayan Trust Nepal (HTN) is a non-governmental organisation established to support the Government of Nepal and the people of Solukhumbu in education, health, culture, environment, and livelihood programmes through an inclusive, innovative and locally driven governance approach. Established as part of the work of Sir Edmund Hillary and his Sherpa friends in the Everest Region, HTN is dedicated to achieving community-led, sustainable mountain development in Solukhumbu District and wider Nepal. Honouring the Legacy of Mingma Norbu Sherpa, Reinhold Messner Mountain Foundation, Italy, Nepal Hilfe Tirol Austria, Nepal Kinderhilfe, Edutech Nepal, Lights for Kids Germany and many or­ganizational and institutional donors and partners. Himalayan Trust has been actively working in educational development in Solukhumbu since its founding in the 1960s. The two-roomed aluminium-made building of Khumjung School is the first school of Himalayan Trust. Sir Ed himself built more than 27 schools throughout the Solukhumbu district from the Himalayan Trust and continued to support them. HTN has supported over 106 schools to provide equal and quality education in the same area. HTN aims to improve the quality of education in the local community schools, reduce the number of out-migrating students, promote local teachers, develop a child and gen­der friendly education system, provide education through computer technology, and help reduce rural poverty. More importantly, Himalayan Trust Nepal and New Zealand have partnered with EduTech Nepal to set up computer labs in the Solukhumbu schools to transform education through technology.