Inter House Basketball Tournament

On 23rd May the school basket court was packed with spectators mostly students cheering up their houses. The colorful banners were hung up on the walls and a perfect scene was set up for the perfect match between two of the best teams; final match between senior boys Songtsen House verses Ngyatri House.

That was a tough match and the whole atmosphere was filled with roaring noises from every corner of the ground. The Spectators gathered to witness that match had great fun and excitement and the match was worth watching.

The time went swiftly and the finale whistle was blown making the team yellow the real heroes by winning the finale match leaving their opponent at far behind. But the over house result of this year’s Inter House Basket Tournament is as follow:

Ist Position    Nyatri House

IInd Position  Trirel House

IIIrd Postion   Songtsen and Trisong House

The tournament was concluded with dignity and applauses with the distribution of trophies to the winning sides by the school principal.

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Ka-Gyur Reading

Forth Month of the Tibetan Calendar is religiously believed to be significant and auspicious month in a year. There in this month four among the twelve auspicious and significant days coincide such as the birth anniversary, the day of enlightenment and the death anniversary of the Lord Buddha. The month particularly by Buddhists all over the globe believes sacred and popularly celebrates the month as Saka Dawa. Performance of religious rituals such as reciting mantras, circumambulating monasteries, going vegetarian and being more compassionate and many more are practiced throughout the month.

Here in our school the religious and cultural committee organizes two days Ka-gyur reading once in a year during Saka Dawa and this year they organized the program on 21st and 22nd May respectively. Both students and teachers had a meaningful time reading Ka-gyur for world peace and long life of His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama and immediately for the people of Nepal for their quick recovery from both mental and physical traumas after the recent Earthquake.

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Class VII English Book Fair

Book Fair normally serves as a holistic linguistic development and most significantly communicative skills leading to personal development. As per the school diary on 18th May class VII English Book Fair was held in the school Loter hall with pomp and much appreciation from the students and the staffs.

Every corner of the hall was packed with enthusiastic and welcoming students of class VII eagerly waiting to share their story with a story book in their hand. Throughout the program students were busy telling stories, hence to give them short breaks in between songs and video clipping on importance of reading were played.

Unlike last year this time we tried to put some innovations by organizing group story telling on volunteer bases and we had few effective story tellers from class VII. Feedback by one of the guest students from class IX and X during their round proved effective as it was completely a new experience to them and students are basically more connected to their age group and has higher level of acceptance.

The hard work and the sincerity of the respected students and teachers of class VII made it a successful program.

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Class VIII English Declamation Contest

After a thorough discussion during one of the English committee meetings the members decided to organize declamation contest for class VIII students and Debate for the students of class IX.  The members felt that debating is little tough for them and declamation contest would be more suitable, hence this year Inter Class VIII English Declamation Contest was staged on 15th May at 7 a.m. in the school Loter hall.

Students of class VII and above and the teachers observed the program glistened with colorful stage setting and got to listen to various speeches given by renowned and popular personalities on wide and significant topics.

Master Tenzin Rangdol of class VIII D undoubtedly raised the trophy in front of everyone setting a role model for the students on the floor in the near future.

Thoughtful arrangement and well executed program never goes unsuccessful and the overall program went well with fun and excitement and was a successful one. We congratulate those who were part of the program and worked behind the scene making a successful program

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Introductory session of the new and former Principal at TCV School, Chauntra

This year our school experienced a great change in the school administration as recently our school principal Mr Choeney Dhondup after serving this school for three years was promoted to the post of Director at our neighboring TCV School, Suja.During his stay in the school, he has given his full dedication whether in the academic field, heath and sanitation or in the co curricular activities like opera, dialectics etc. In his place we have the honor of welcoming our new principal Mr. Passang Tsering. He has served in TCV School, lower Dharamsala for almost 25 years as social science teacher and as a headmaster.

On 1st may we have the honor of getting a chance to observe the principal introductory program formally initiated by the head office TCV School, Dharamsala. On that day we had the privilege of welcoming General Secretary, Education director, TCV Suja principal, and the local official.

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