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TIBETAN CHILDREN'S VILLAGE SCHOOL CHAUNTRA

The School at Patlikuhl with over 600 children majority of whom are orphans and destitute was routinely threatened by fierce flooding specially during monsoon due to the change of course of the River Beas. With the State Government declaring the region as flood "Danger Zone", we were left with no option but to evacuate and relocate the school to a new facility before any serious tragedy occurred.more

   

FOCUS AREA

Previous year our School Focus areas were to create awareness about Buddhist religion and Culture in our school and determined to make our school Substance Free zone. It was proved to be quite successful. So this year we have taken following as our focus areas.

1. Improvement of languages both Tibetan and English.

2.Make our school a substance free Zone.

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           Inter Club Foot Ball Tournament. 

For the past few years, football tournament in TCV Schools have undergone a huge change. Earlier, football tournaments were played among the four houses and only hand full of students used to get chance to play. Now a day,
with chief guest
it is being played among voluntary clubs. Any student who is interested in football can form or join a club and participate in the tournament. This open the gate for the interested students and every one of them get equal chance to participate in the tournament. This year we have 53 football clubs, which includes 3 clubs from sub-junior section and 12 girls clubs. This is the main interest of our student by which around 600 students have participated directly or indirectly. The tournament started on 12th April and final match of this year's football tournament will be played on 03rd May 10. After playing the tournament for about 3 weeks continuously after the class, the final match of the tournament will be played on 3rd march 2010 between potala F.C. v/s lagya F.C.. this very special match will be graced by the honourable chairman of the Tibetan national sports association(TSNA) Mr. Kelsang Dhondup la.

CHAUNTRA EDITION
2009
 
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Group Picture of Out going student and Staff with 12th Tai Situ Rinpoche 2009

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2010 BATCH
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Earthquake Drill (Drove, Cover, Hold On)

Earthquakes are unpredictable events of nature. They
may be slight tremors, which are hardly felt by anyone, or great events of destruction, which can cause the death of hundreds of people. As a result of the potential threat that this natural event has on the lives of people across the world it is most important
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that we are prepared to survive during this unpredictable event.
Schools house up to thousands of students each day and, as such, the threat of an earthquake is very great. It is most important that schools undertake regular earthquake drills, which will help to familiarize both students and staff to the ways in which to survive during an earthquake.
On 5th April, our whole students and staff participated in the earthquake drill. During the day, students were taught dos and don't during the event of earthquake. At 11:00 am exactly, our school bell rang to alert the staff and students of an earthquake, followed by all the recognized components of an earthquake drill. This drill helped our staff and students to be more prepared for the unpredictable strike of an earthquake.
The entire exercise was done as per the programme initiated by the GeoHazards International & Library of Tibetan Works and Archives to commemorate the Kangra Earthquake of 1905.

 
       

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