TB AWARENESS TALK

On 24th March, 2016. Dr.Dhasel la and his team came to our school and gave speech about the causes, effect, and prevention and cured about TB. He also mention about MDR and why it’s spreading spacious amount in school. He also gave chance to the student to asked multi questions and he answered them accordingly. At the end our school principal gave thank you note to them. Overall, it was precise and well acquaint about TB to all the staff and students.

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TIBETAN EXTEMPORE

This was held on 23rd March 2016 organized by class-X students. It was first co-curricular activities in our school. It began with introduction of the entire participant. Announcer read rules and regulation. The entire participant spoken about various topics. First position was bagged by Miss Tenzin Kadon la of class-X-S and class wise first position was hold by class-X-D with 353 marks. Feedback was provided by gen Kalsang Gyatso la. After all this activities went well with good topics.

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Tibetan National Uprising Day

10th March, a day that no Tibetans will ever forget. We commemorate it as the Tibetan National Uprising Day since from the time we lost our country in the year 1959. 

This year the staff and the students above class 7 of TCV Chauntra assembled in the Chauntra Indian market ground to observe the day with the settlement people, CST Sambhota, TCV Suja staff and students. The guest of the day was honorable MP Juchen Kunchok la. The function started off with the singing of Tibetan National Uprising Day song followed by reading of the letter from Kashag by MP Juchen Kunchok la.

 After the function dissolve, the students of class 10th, subject teachers and the Administrator of the school proceed towards Palampur to participate in the peace March

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PARENTS DAY

The United Nations proclaimed June 1st to be the Global Day of Parents “To appreciate parents in all parts of the world for selfless commitment to children and their lifelong sacrifice towards nurturing this relationship”. But each year we celebrated Parents Day on 5th of March in collaboration with the birth anniversary of the great mother of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Gyalyum Chenmo Dickyi Tsering. Keeping the auspicious nature of the day, the guest of honor was

The academic prize distribution was done for the students who have excelled in the different areas of learning for the previous year. Our school Principal has thrown light on the importance of parent’s role in a child’s life and how they influence children in many ways. Including how they act, talk, walk and the way they act around other people. Even when the children grow up into adults, they still adapt some things that the parents do. At the end we had Parents meeting their child’s respective Teachers to make the bond stronger for the overall growth of the child. The day was really a commendable one.

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School Opening

TCV Lower Chauntra School opening function was held on 1st March 2016. The new academic year began with a special assembly. The staff and students gathered in the hall to attend a short formal function. The guest of honor was Mr. Kalden Norbu the Welfare officer of Bir Chauntra Dege Division. Our school Principal Mr. Passang Tsering la addressed the students by mentioning the focus area of the TCV this year i.e. “Moral and Ethical values”. After that newly elected Staff member for different positions like staff welfare, advisory committee, house masters and new teachers who has joined TCV Chauntra family were honored with customary scarf with a load of appreciation. The day went on smoothly

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CAMPUS REBUZZING (Orientation Day)

As each year is a milestone in the history of a school, TCV Chauntra has started its significant activities for the academic year 2016 with the orientation programme for the staff member on 28th and 29th of February 2016. The orientation started with a valuable and thought provoking message from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama on the moral and ethical value. So, this year the focus area of all the TCV School is to inculcate “Moral and Ethical Value”. In a nut shell the orientation programme was a productive one.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2016

The session 2015 came to end with much success and happiness. Hoping to see all our hard work and sincerity come out with a colorful result.

Now its a time for us to wish the Whole Chauntra family a happy and memorable winter vacation with a promise to meet again in the start of the next session. Lastly, Wishing each and everyone, especially our dearest sponsors a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2016.

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Celebrating Gandhi Jayanty

It’s a great opportunity for many to pay homage and due respect to one of the most distinguished and empathetic human ever known on this world family, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Taking this precious opportunity, throughout India 2nd October is commemorated as the birth anniversary of Gandhiji, and is popularly celebrated in the name of Gandhi Jayanti.

Recently a year back, the prime minister of India, honorable Narendra Modi gave a new look and a sensible way of celebrating and honoring the man of vision and humanity by working on some of his key messages, most importantly as he believed cleanliness as next to godliness. Here in our school, we had series of programs throughout the day organized by our social science teachers in co operation with others and marked the day not only by wishing but also took the chance of thanking India.We had our morning function at 8:45 a.m where the chairperson, English and social science committee Mr. Choetop Tashi was the announcer and right after the national anthem of both the countries, he called upon the chief guest of the day,

Later we had the introductory speech by Mrs. Karma Yangkey, social science teacher. She introduced the reason behind marking the day and shown a great effort in bringing back some of the memories of him along with his noble messages.Soon after that we had the privilege to move into a completely new milieu that is filled with appreciation, honor and loyalty as one after other we had poetry recitation and patriotic songs to tribute the man and the nation.

To conclude the morning function, lastly we had the speech by the chief guest.

One such program we had that day was cleaning the school campus as an act of making India clean and most importantly the act of gesture to thank our Indian brothers for their genuine support and sincere hospitality. Many of our senior students along with their subject teachers under the direction of the school management went up to clean the market areas and made a little difference in keeping India clean and to pay hearty thanks to the local for their continuous support.

Every single thing that we did had brought at least joy and pleasure in the hearts of every single student and staff that were part of the program and had sawn some seeds that bore promises, and they surely will blossom in the years to come.

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