Mongar Lower Secondary School

Happy Women's Day to all the beautiful women of MLSS!!!

You all deserve a glory of salute and respect from the community around for your affection and love to the rest of the beings and especially your students in this profound institute.

Trashi Delek to all!

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On 25th, when the siren rang out across the school campus during 5th period, all students and teachers demonstrated what they had learnt from the awareness sessions. The students came out to their designated safe place and the search and rescue team went around to take in the number counts and look for the missing students who were rescued and provided first aid care. The mock drill was conducted smoothly, which indicated that the disaster awareness is very much instilled into the minds of the students.

Donation from Ms Tara Devi Giri
The school would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Ms Tara Devi Giri, teacher of this school who is currently studying for her master’s degree in Melbourne, Australia for donating of Nu.24100.00 for the chorten construction and Nu 20000.00 for catering support services to the students with special needs.
May the generosity of Ms Tara bring her much spiritual merits and may this inspire many others to make generous contributions for the benefit of the students, the future leaders and citizens of our country!

TENDREL PLANTATION.
Honourable Lyonchen Tshering Tobgay, Tshogpon Jigme Zangpo, Mongar Lam Neten, and Education DG Karma Yeshi planted the Tendrel Plants in the school GNH Park. The park was developed in 2015 and was dedicated to our beloved 4th King on his 6th birth anniversary. The plantation was done during the MTR meeting in Mongar Dzongkhag to commemorate the Gyalsey’s birth and was coordinated by the school’s administrators and nature club.

CONGRATULATION
The recipients of the prestigious National Order of Merit for Excellence in Teaching award, hope we are the only school that have 3 Excellent teachers.

From Principal's Desk.

Master Karma Sonam of Class VII 'D' of this school is one of the first privileged students to join the Royal Academy in Paro. The school congratulates Karma Sonam for his privileged admission. The Royal Academy is a visionary initiative of His Majesty, the 5th King that is being developed as an enduring tribute to the unparalleled leadership and the rich legacy of His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth Druk Gyalpo.

Principal's Message

Welcome back to the 2016 school year at Mongar Lower Secondary School. Like every year, WE will definitely move one step forward as WE are entering the important year, “The Birth of Our GYALSEY”.

We always follow the quote of Shiv Khera: 'Winners don’t do different things, they do things differently', so, I am optimistic that we will bring a new change in ourselves for the happier children of twenty-first century.

Have a great academic year ahead. Best wishes to all.

Reopened!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wel come back!!!! And Greetings!!

Tashi Deleg

A report on handwashing week
Hand washing day started off on 12th October 2015 in the general assembly of MLSS. The day was celebrated by delivering speeches on the ‘Importance of Handwashing’ by master Karma Tenzin a student who spoke in Dzongkha and Mrs. Sangay Dema a teacher who spoke in English. They emphasized on hand hygiene and when to wash the hands. The teacher focused on the proper handwashing. The proper handwashing procedures shared were: washing hands by using running tap water or warm water, soap, washing hands following seven appropriate handwashing techniques and finally drying hands in the clean and dry towel. Madam gave her final note of speech by introducing theme song: wash wash wash your hands, wash the nasty germs away, if you don’t! You might get sick and that will spoil the day! She reminded the students to sing the song and enjoy washing hands every time and anywhere.
On the second day the guest speaker Mr. Phuntsho Wangdi, nursing superintendent from Mongar Regional hospital elaborated on the hand hygiene practiced in the hospital and to maintain basic health hygiene in the school. He repeatedly emphasized to use running tap water and not to easily wash hands on collected bowl or jug. He even briefly demonstrated on the steps of proper handwashing techniques. He played vital role in convincing the audience to maintain hand hygiene.
On the following day, the selective health club members’ boys and girls came in front of the crowd and demonstrated on the seven significant handwashing techniques. The rest of the children imitated them and learnt all the seven proper techniques of handwashing. The health coordinator informed the children and the all the staff to use these methods for effective handwashing and to prevent from illnesses.
The fourth day was observed by practicing mass participation on the handwashing. The respective class teachers arranged 10 jerry cans, the health coordinators provided each class Dettol soap and each child has brought a clean towel to wipe hands. Before the 1st period, the students were lined on the allotted area to wash their hands properly following practically all the seven techniques. All the children and students made the handwashing fun by singing the theme song.
On Friday as it was GNH period, the class teacher had to give a talk or show video-clips or narrate a story or teach or do anything relevant to the theme ‘Handwashing Day.’ The teachers were given opportunity to explore and display their talents and creativity to motivate the children on the importance of proper handwashing. And to mark the day, there was an art competition amongst the children on the theme “Raise your hands for hygiene.” The winners from all the three categories were awarded cash prizes from first to third.
Finally the handwashing day was concluded by reporting on the whole week’s activities by one of the students (Miss Drimi Lhamo of class 7 B). She conveyed the simple message, “Handwashing is the simplest, easiest, cheapest and the best way to keep oneself away from the diseases.”

Reported by health committee
Pema Choden
Sangay Dema
Tshewang Lhamo
Poonam Gurung