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2010 First Term Result was Declared
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| Brief Introduction of Lower TCV School... |
The Tibetan Children's Village School at "Lower Dharamsala" was established in 1984, It is a residential and co-educational school. The school is upto Seconday Level. While looking after their physical, mental and spiritual needs the school seeks to impart the best of mo dern education along with a deep and intimate understanding and appreciation of the rich cultural and historical heritage of Tibet - which would give them a sense of national identity and hence enable them to share the hopes and aspirations of the Tibetan people for a free Tibet.True to her "Other Before Self" is the aim of the school to teach our children the virtues of love, charity and sacrifice as taught by Lord Buddha.
With the facilities for all round development of each child's potential we hope to bring out self - reliant and responsible boys and girls who will become contributing member in our society.
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Urgent Announcement
TCV Dharamsala Cantt students opting for Commerce and Arts stream will stay at TCV Dharamsala Cantt., remaining student opting Commerce and Arts stream will report to TCV Bylakuppe and TCV Gopalpur on June 11, 2010. |
Kirti Monastery on publishing the 100th Tibetan literature
Kirti monastery has organized a debate on the issue of "the importance of Tibetan Language in primary School" on 16th - 18th April 2010. The neighbouring Tibetan schools, Uper TCV, Lower TCV, TCV Suja, TCV Chauntra, TTC school in Dharamsala had participated in the event. The debate was observed by various eminent scholars and researchers in the field of Tibetan Language. The participants - Karma Dolma, Tenzin Choedon, Yeshi Choedon, Tenzin Dadon and Sonam Dolma of our school shared their valuable views and suggestions which were highly appreciated by the observers.
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Junior Tibetan Debate
On 3rd April, Junior Tibetan Debate was held among class 6, 7 and 8 on the topic - “50 Years of Tibetan Culture in Exile”. At the end of the debate, Tenzin Kunsel of class VIII K got first position from 'For the motion side and Tenzin Kunsang of VIII B got first position from 'Against the Motion' side.
The class wise result was : VIII K First Position, VIII B second position and VII K Third position. Mr. Choeying Dhondup our Principal gave valuable comment on the debate and later distributed the prizes.
Lham Tsering(2952) VI B
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Graduation Day of 21st Batch of L.T.C.V School
(1/4/2010):
2010 graduation day was on 1st April. During that day all the senior students and staff were assembled in hall at 9.00am. The chief guest was Doctor Tseten la, the head of the Delek Hospital located in Dharamsala..jpg)
There were 58 students from class X who going to graduated this year. There were 13 students who was able tobe Science Stream. Among the 13 students only 3 students got an opportunity to study in TibetanModel School locatedin Selakui.Thosestudents were Ngawang Palmo, Pema Choedhen and Kelsang Dolma. Remaining students were inCommerce and Art.
During the graduation day of 21st Batch. The first speech was given by our Principal about the students of 21st Batch and wished them a very Good Luck fro their coming future. From the teacher's side, Gen. Passang Tsering lak gave a speech on taking part in every activities and searching information and grab opportunities available in internet..jpg)
After that our chief guest Dr. Tseten la gave a speech and also shared his feeling. The main thing he said was to continue the study and work hard to reach at the top. After passang all their degrees, he requested the students to come back give one or two years service to out Tibetan government. Secondly he strongly urged parents to take greater responsibility in own child's career.
In the end, our headmaster gave the word of thanks. Upon calling names of graduates, students went up to the stage to receive tibetan white scarf from the hand of our chief guest. The function ended at 11.10am. After that all the graduated students and staff posed for group photo. Reported by :
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Mussoorie Opera Art
(29/3/2010):
The second day of Tibetan Opera show was held at our school on 29th March. The Mossoorie Homes students performed the play called "Nangsa Woebum". Before the play was held, Tibetan Institute of performing arts came to decorate the setting of this play and they worked so hard on setting tents. They also cleaned our ground and taught us about Opera Art.
Many local guardians and parents were present there and also Pateon School joined us. Every student was seated home wise with their dorm mother. And the guest of honor was Thupten Dorjee the General Secretary of T.C.V Head Office. The Opera was started by performing Tashi Shoepa and it was very good to watch school children performing very nicely. And then the drama of "Nangsa Woebum" started and at 12.30 noon we had lunch break. After that, the opera continued and they performed it very well and with full confident.
At the end of the show, the Chief Guest gave his feedback on the importance of Tibetan Opera. He also enlightened us by highlighting the background of struggles that Tibetan Home's Foundation went under to set up their own Lhamo Group. Reported by : Sonam Dolma (2291)
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Stamp Exhibition
(27/3/2010):
There was an exhibition of stamp at Kangra Museum. Students of class IX went to explore the stamp collected by student and public. A little program was held there.
This program was about stamp. Mr. Prem Verma, incharge of District level of Philately, gave a short speech about how, when and why stamp was made. He also explained how and when the first stamp was produce in India. He also told how India has started the first Rocket Mail and Air mail. He and his colleagues discribed about some of stamps present in the hall.
They gave chocolate to each student present there. We also recieved a guest of honor trophy. They also sold some stamps to our students. They offered our school students to order latest stamps they make in future.
All over the exhibition had so far gone good for three days. Reported by : Tsering Dolkar(3057)
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Senior English Elocution
(23/3/2010):
On 23rd March, 2010 we had this year's senior english elocution in our school hall..jpg)
The elocution was very interesting and all participant did very well. There were three different sections, poetry, speech and drama. Each section got five students, from different classes. The competition was between classes and have different classes 2 from class 10 and three from class9.
From the poetry secton, Tenzin Bhuti of class 9 'D' got first position and from Speech Tenzin Choedon of 10 'B' got the First Position and from Drama section class 10 'K's Sonam Choezom got first.
And the First Position overall was class 10 'B' then class 10 'K' and third begged by class IX 'B'. Reported by : Dechen Khando(2995)
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Spring Fete
(13/3/2010):This year's spring fete in LTCV had been a very memorable day for we LTCVians. All the four houses - Machu, Zachu, Drichu and Kyichu worked hard to make this year's only fete a grand success. The money collected by the school this year will be spent on buying sports accessories for the concerned houses.
The fete had been a courful event with numerous stalls to see. Each stall was attended by a teacher and two helper students. There were lots of prize winning games for children, mini lotteries, relishing eatables with cheap rate; cycle riding, merry-go-round had been the central point of the fete.
By the expression on the faces of the witnesses at the fete seemed that the days had really been aspring fete day. Reported by : Tsering Thargay(3285) |
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Our school has carried out a series of activities as a tribute to our beloved leader and also to accumulate virtues, our staff members and students have lend their helping hand to gather materials needed for the construction of Jangchup Choetan in our school campus which is now complete and we thank all the supporters and donors who have made this project accomplished.
We whole heartedly thank all those people who devoted their precious time and helped in various tasks for this project.

School Diary 2010
All the events and activities of Lower TCV School is prescribed in this diary. So dear parents of our students just click here to check for our school events, activities and also holiday list.
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The mission of the Tibetan Children's Village (TCV) - an integrated charitable is to ensure that all Tibetan Children under its care receive a firm cultural identity and become self reliant and contributing members to the Tibetan Cummunity and to the world at large.
G O A L S OF T C V
- To provide parental care and love to our children.Provide resources to develop in our children a clear understanding and appreciation of Tibetan identity and culture.Provide the best of both modern and Tibetan Education.Encourage and provide child centered learning in the schools and enable them to be life long learners. Provide a holding environment where students build their character and acquire moral and ethical values.Provide social, environment citizenship and life - skills through relevant programs and activities, using resources from within and without the school.To create programs and activity to develop patriotism and democratic values.Provide suitable career guidance to the students through vibrant career education programs and activities.
- To recruit , and retain develop dedicated and competent staff
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