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 modern 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.
Senior English Debate (02/05//08):-
Senior English Debate was held on 2nd May on the topic "That China deserve to host the 2008 Olympic Game".
Master Tenzin Zangpo of class X B was speaking against the motion. His excellent performance grasped the audience heart and ranked first in individual section.
Ground Leveling (25/04//08):-
Students and staff working together with full determination and sense of community service.
This is done after the class..
Senior Tibetan Elocation (24/04//08):- Our school principal Mr. Choeying Dhondup lak giving away the prize to Class X K , the winner of the contest.
Class X B stood second followed by IX B and IX K.
The participants gathered huge applause from the audience and it was greatly appreciated by the principal.
Senior Tibetan Elocution (24/04/2008)
Fees should be settled in Demand Draft
Draft Favouring PRINCIPAL LTCV SCHOOL
Jan'08 to Dec'08 School Fee
First installment has to be settled before 31st March and Second installment has to settled berfore 30th July without late fees.
Half Year : 8100/- (Includsive of computer fee )
Full Year : 15600/- ( Inclusive of Computer fee )
News Updates.
INTERVIEW WITH GYEN NAWANG DORJEE LA, EDUCATION DIRECTOR OF TCV SCHOOLS
The Education Director paid his last visit to LTCV on Friday, 19th October. This is the script of an interview taken during his visit. Question: Till now you have served in TCV in various posts. Now you are given a very special and an important post. How did you feel about this? Answer: Yes, this is true. Ama Jetsun Pema la has asked me to take this new assignment of running the TCV college and this was confirmed in the last meeting of the TCV Executive Council meeting in July 2007, which Amala chairs.
I am excited about this newest project of TCV. I fervently hope that I will be able to do justice to the trust and confidence placed on me. I will be joining college campus by the end of December this year.
An Interview with Geshe Dorjee Damdul lak
This interview was taken after the visit of Geshe Dorjee Damdul lak in our school.
Q. How did you feel when you first gave us teaching? What did you expect from us?
Right from the beginning I was quite impressed by the attention the students gave to my talks despite being in such tender ages. But of course, like any other elderly Tibetans, I also would wish for the from all Tibetan students for the reason that unlike other young children of the world, we the Tibetans and particularly the young ones have special responsibilities to shoulder.
Last year our school got an affirmation from CBSE to introduce the additional subject i.e. “Introductory of Information Technology” for class IX and X. School proud to announce the 100% result in that subject.
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
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 Cultural Competition 2006..
The main aim of incorporating Dance & Music in the school curriculum is to preserve and promote our distinct Tibetan culture. So the students get a flavour and knowledge of our traditional dance and music through the Inter house Cultural Competition which is being conducted every year by our school and the winner of this years contest was Drichu house --"house colour is blue"
DVDs of Year 2007 inter house culture competition.
We thanks to Staff of Audio Visual Section of (Depts. of Information & International Relation)- CTA for their effort to make the year 2007 cultural competition watchable in DVD. and we are happy to assure that you can get this DVD in very reasonable price
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