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Wanakha Central School, Wanakha Tiny Throm, Paro (2026)

22/09/2026

The school extends its heartfelt gratitude to the alumni of Bitekha Middle Secondary School for their generous donation of reading books. These wonderful additions will enrich our students' vocabulary, spark their imagination, and strengthen their language and learning skills. Thank you to all the contributors for giving back to our community!

12/09/2026

Weekly Highlights

10th September- International Su***de Prevention Day

On this day, the school conducted a spiritual discourse by asking one of the Khenpo to deliver the importance of education, the cause leading to su***de and how to prevent it. It was well recieved and applauded by the students and staff alike. The Khenpo explained that instead of focusing on negative emotions leading to feelings of su***de, it is important that students focus on positive emotions by building healthy relationships with peers and teachers, and putting effort in their learning. We are grateful and thankful to Khenpo for making time out of his busy schedule, communicating to our students that su***de is never the option and motivating them for a better future.

12th September- Professional Development on 21st Century Skills in Classroom

The PLC conducted Professional Development (PD) on 21st Century Skills- considered crucial to fostering capable students and youths. The PD focused on different aspects of the skills including, 4Cs (Critical Thinking, Collaboration, Creativity and Communication), digital citizenship and others. The facilitator presented to the participants the concepts, ideas and its usage in daily life practice. To engage the participants, group activities and presentations or sharing of points, were conducted.

12th September- TPs Farewell

The two Dzongkha PGDE TPs were provided token of appreciation for their endearing service to the school for the past two months. The school would like to thank the TPs- Gaki Choden and Thinley Zangmo for teaching our students with the best of their abilities, love and care. The school wishes them greater success and career growth in their future as a teacher.

09/09/2026

Celebrating Literacy: A Recap of Our Annual Reading Week

The first week of September transformed our campus into a vibrant hub of literary exploration as students and faculty came together for Reading Week. Designed to ignite a passion for books and foster critical thinking, the week featured a dynamic lineup of activities that engaged readers across all grade levels.

Key Highlights

Morning Assembly Reading Sessions: Each day began with collective focus. Students and teachers dedicated the first 15 minutes of assembly to quiet reading, setting a calm, thoughtful tone for the entire school day.

Poster Competition (Grades VII–XII): High school students unleashed their artistic creativity by designing thematic posters based on their favorite literary works. The hallway displays featured visual interpretations of classic literature, modern fiction, and non-fiction.

Student-Led Book Reviews: Select students took the stage during assembly to deliver insightful book reviews. From captivating fiction summaries to analytical reflections on biographies, these presentations inspired peers to discover new genres and authors.

23/08/2026

Highlights from Day 2 of Annual Variety Show

On 22nd August, the school concluded its 2nd and Final Day of Annual Variety show. The students on stage performed energetically, captivating the audience and guests alike. Some of the performances included, pop dance, dramas, Boedra and performances from diverse culture.

At the end of the show, lucky numbers of the lottery ticket were drawn in front of the whole audience, and three lucky numbers were selected. The prizes were awarded to the recipients.

The photos uploaded shows some of the highlights from the final day. Thank you to all the participants, parents, guests, staff and members of the community in making the two days of Annual Variety Show a success.

21/08/2026

Curtains Up! Highlights from Day 1 of Our Annual Variety Show

The Multi-Purpose Hall (MPH) came alive today evening as we kicked off the first night of our highly anticipated Annual Variety Show! Starting right at 6:00 PM, the atmosphere was electric as students across all grade levels took the stage to showcase their extraordinary talents to a packed house of parents, teachers, and distinguished guests.

Our performers captivated the audience with a breathtaking mix of tradition, music, and dramatic storytelling. The stage sparkled with the cultural grace of Boedra and Zhungdra, alongside the high-energy beats of modern Rigsar. Celebrating our rich diversity, students also delivered mesmerizing Tibetan, Nepali, and Hindi song and dance routines, followed by deeply moving dramatizations that showcased our young actors' impressive range.

An event of this scale takes a village! A massive shoutout goes to our dedicated team of teachers and student volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes—managing stage logistics, lighting, sound, and crowd flow to ensure every performance went off without a hitch.

🔥 The magic isn't over yet!

If you missed opening night, don't worry—Day 2 is coming up next! Bring your family and friends, cheer on our performers, and experience another evening of incredible school spirit and talent.

📍 Venue: Multi-Purpose Hall (MPH)
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM
🎟️ Admission: Open to all parents, guests, and students

Drop a ❤️ in the comments below to show some love to our amazing Day 1 performers!

19/08/2026

Come and witness the energy on stage

17/08/2026

New Captain Appointment

Today’s morning assembly marked a proud and inspiring moment for our entire school family as we officially invested the newly elected Student Captains for the 2026–2027 academic year!
Following a dynamic election week where candidates showcased their vision and dedication, 29 outstanding student leaders from Classes IX and XI were appointed in front of their peers, teachers, and staff.

✨ Highlights of the Investiture Ceremony:

1. Badging & Trashi Khadar: Each captain was honored with a sacred Trashi Khadar and presented with their official badge, symbolizing trust, honor, and accountability.

2. Pledge & Charter Signing: Demonstrating their readiness to serve, the captains formally signed their charter of roles and responsibilities.

2. Solemn Oath: Standing proud before the entire school assembly, our leaders took their oath, swearing to uphold the highest standards of discipline, exemplary behavior, and selfless service.

Leadership is not about a title; it is about impact, influence, and inspiration. We have full faith that this vibrant cohort of 29 captains will lead by example, uphold our institution's core values, and foster a supportive, disciplined environment for every student.

Please join us in offering our heartiest congratulations to the Student Captains of 2026–2027! Wishing them a fruitful and impactful tenure ahead.

07/08/2026

CAPTAIN ELECTION 2026 – RESULTS ANNOUNCED! 🗳️

On 5th August, after school hours, School Captain nominees from Class XI took the stage in the MPH to deliver their campaign speeches before students and staff. Each nominee brought their own style, confidence, and vision for the school, making for a lively and engaging session.

Voting day followed on 7th August, after lunch, when students from Classes IV to XII, along with staff, cast their votes in the MPH. To give the process an authentic, real-world feel, six Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) were provided by the Dzongkhag Election Office, Paro, and three polling stations were set up for the occasion. The results were declared later that day in the MPH, before the entire school community.

📢 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE: WHY THE CAPTAIN ELECTION MATTERS

Addressing the gathering, the Principal spoke about the significance of the Captain Election, highlighting that it:

• Gives students a firsthand experience of the democratic process, reflecting the very system that governs our nation.
• Builds leadership, responsibility, and integrity among students — both nominees and voters alike.
• Helps nominees grow in confidence and public speaking through the experience of campaigning.
• Reminds every student and staff member that each individual vote carries real weight and meaning.
• Strengthens unity and school spirit, regardless of the outcome.
• Prepares students to grow into informed, responsible citizens — in school today, and in the nation tomorrow.

🎉 Trashi Delek to our newly elected Captains for the 2026–2027 academic year! Congratulations also to all the nominees for their courage, preparation, and the energy they brought to their campaigns.

With heartfelt gratitude, we thank 🙏
• The Dzongkhag Election Office and Paro Dzongkhag Administration, for generously providing the EVM machines that made this election possible.
• Our staff and students, for turning up to vote and making their voices count.
• Our Democracy Club Coordinators, Mr. Sonam Dorji and Mr. Tshewang Dendup, and all Democracy Club members, for their dedication in organizing and carrying out the election.

05/08/2026

Celebrating Promotion and Cultural Traditions: A New Chapter Begins

On August 5th, our school community gathered in full strength and spirit to commemorate two remarkable milestones: honoring the hard-earned promotions of fifteen staff members and warmly welcoming new educators into our academic family.

Honoring Dedication and Excellence

The highlight of the day was the recognition of fifteen dedicated teachers and administrative personnel who were officially appointed from their previous Position Levels to their new roles. This achievement reflects years of unwavering commitment, integrity, and exceptional service toward the holistic growth of our students and the institution. Stepping into these elevated positions, our promoted staff embody the spirit of leadership, professional excellence, and lifelong learning.

Grounded in Culture: Zhu-Drey-Phuensum Tshokpa

In alignment with our deep-rooted commitment to cultural viability and Bhutanese tradition, the school fraternity organized the sacred ceremony of Zhu-Drey-Phuensum Tshokpa in honor of the promoted staff. Symbolizing harmony, auspiciousness, and collective unity, the traditional offerings served as a heartfelt expression of gratitude for their past contributions and a prayer for their continued success and prosperity in their new journeys.

Welcoming New Members

Adding to the joy of the occasion, the school family extended a warm welcome to three new colleagues joining the team:

Mr. Tshewang Dendup, our new Accountancy teacher, who brings fresh expertise and energy to the commerce faculty.

Lop. Thinley Zangmo and Lop. Gaki Choden, Teaching Practicum (TP) student teachers from the Paro College of Education, who are embarking on their practical teaching experience with us.

The entire school administration, staff, and student body express immense gratitude to our promoted members for their continued service and offer our fullest support to our new family members as they step into their respective roles.

Tashi Delek to all the promoted staff on their well-deserved career progression, and a warm welcome to our new colleagues! May this new chapter bring shared success, learning, and fulfillment to all.

01/08/2026

Successful Parent-Teachers Meeting and Term-1 Result Declaration

This past Saturday, Wanakha Central School successfully hosted our Term 1 Parent-Teacher Meeting and Academic Result Declaration.
The event commenced with the singing of the National Anthem and the 5th King's Zhabtoen, followed by a warm welcome address from our Officiating Vice Principal, Mr. D**o Rinzin.

Highlights from the Event:

Welcoming New Staff: We were pleased to introduce our new Accountancy teacher, Mr. Tshewang Dendup, alongside two PgDE Dzongkha Teachers from PCoE, Ms. Gaki Choden and Ms. Thinley Zangmola, who will be joining us for the next 45 days. Our dedicated PP-XII class teachers were also formally introduced to the parents.

Celebrating Academic Excellence: Academic Head Mr. Ngedup Gyeltshen presented a comprehensive overview of mid-term performances across all classes. A proud moment followed as Exam Secretary Mrs. Pema Dechen and Lop. Pema Samba awarded certificates and khadar to our class position holders, with parents proudly joining their children on stage.

Important School Updates: Mr. D**o Rinzin outlined essential school policies concerning leave, discipline, disaster safety, electronic gadgets, boarding withdrawal, and the parent dress code for campus visits. He also shared an exciting proposal for a new school tracksuit for 2027.

Prioritizing Student Wellbeing: Counselor Mr. Dendup Tshering presented the situational analysis of students to the parents. Hello emphasized the importance of student mental health and wellbeing, highlighting the critical role of supportive parenting.

Community Gratitude: SSS Division Head Lop. Tshering Dorji and Cultural Incharge Lop. Rinchen Khandu extended heartfelt thanks to our parents for their generous financial contributions toward purchasing the new MPH mat and Choesham materials.

The day concluded with productive one-on-one sessions in designated classrooms. Parents, students, and teachers met to discuss academic progress, attendance, and classroom behavior.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to such a smooth and successful PTM! Your continued partnership is vital to our students' success.

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