The reasons & circumstances for starting the school:
Our beloved President after having visited Tibet and seeing the pathetic conditions of the Tibetan children devoid of any education by Chinese government felt strongly to provide education and a home away from home to the new comers. Hence, she continued to establish schools to have more students' intake in TCV. This resulted in the mushrooming of Tibetan Children's Village School, Lower Dharamsala.
In the year 1980, our parent school was inundated with children recently came from Tibet. In order to relieve the pressure felt at the parent school of the excessive and chain of new comers from Tibet, a separate school had to be started to provide proper accommodation and education to many of them.
Since many Tibetan children in Exile could not be accommodated in then existing Tibetan schools, they had to enrolled in Indian schools where they had no access to learning about their own culture and tradition and finally imbibe them to turn in true Tibetan. In the light of the danger posed by this situation for the gradual degradation of Tibetanness among the children, the project had to be started in 1984 to avoid it.
Successive Heads (Head Masters/Mistress)
Mrs. Sonam Dolker Samkhar ( 15th May 1984 to 31st July 1994 )
Mr. Phuntsok Dhunkartsang ( 1st August 1994 to 31st July 1997 )
Mrs. Tsering Dolma ( 1st August 1997 to 28th Feb 1999 )
(Late) Mr. Wangdue ( 1st March 1999 to 22nd August 2002 )
Mr. Namdol Tashi ( 23rd August 2002 to 16th Feb 2005 )
Mr. Tsultrim Kelsang ( 17th February 2005 to ........)
Successive Heads (Principals)
Mr. Tsewang Mingyur Khangsar
(15th May 1984 to 31st July 1990
)
Mr. Tenzin Sangpo
(1st August 1990 to 31st July 1994
)
Mrs. Sonam Dolker
(1st August 1994 to 22nd August 2002)
(Late) Mr. Wangdue
23rd August 2002 to 16th February 2005
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