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27/07/2026

A LETTER FROM A PRISON

24/06/2026

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05/06/2026

When I first received a call from Sir Namgay Phuntsho, I was unsure of what to expect. He was a complete stranger to me, and naturally, I had my doubts. However, as time passed and I had the opportunity to work with him and observe him as a leader, my perception gradually changed.

I came to realize that Sir Namgay is a person who is remarkably direct and straightforward. He speaks his mind honestly and does not believe in sugarcoating the truth. At first glance, this quality may make him seem strict or even a little harsh to those who do not know him well. But beyond that exterior lies a kind-hearted individual with genuine concern for the people around him.

What stands out most about him is his unwavering commitment to the wellbeing of both staff and students. He is someone who will go above and beyond to support and protect his students, often putting their interests before his own. His decisions are guided not by popularity but by what he believes is right and beneficial for the school community.

Beyond his role as a leader, he is a person with a compassionate heart. His love for animals reflects his kindness and empathy. He also understands the importance of maintaining balance in life, valuing both physical fitness and mental wellbeing. This commitment to balancing body and mind is evident in the way he approaches both his personal life and his leadership.

The more I got to know Sir Namgay Phuntsho, the more I appreciated the depth of his character. He is not merely a leader who manages people; he is a leader who genuinely cares. While his honesty may sometimes be misunderstood, those who know him on a deeper level recognize a person of integrity, compassion, and dedication.

I am grateful to have had the opportunity to know him beyond first impressions and to witness the values that make him such a respected and admirable leader. Taktsang Academy,Paro.

30/05/2026

I express my sincere gratitude to our Principal, Namgay Phuntsho Sir, for his thoughtful leadership and genuine concern for the well-being of all staff.

The program, held at a Paro Grand resort, was a refreshing and purposeful experience. It provided us with space to rest, reconnect, and rejuvenate both body and mind.

It also reminded us that effective teaching is closely linked with personal well-being and balance.

Kudos to the examination committee, Kinley Sir, and all the teachers involved in the presentations for their dedication and excellent coordination.

Taktsang Academy,Paro.

28/05/2026

Menstruation is natural. The shame attached to it is man-made.
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02/05/2026

Taktsang Academy beautifully celebrated the Birth Anniversary of the Third Druk Gyalpo and Teachers’ Day.

Heartfelt thanks to the student leaders and all students for organizing and carrying out the programme so wonderfully.
Deep appreciation to our Principal Sir for his unwavering support and for being the backbone behind the success of these celebrations.

P.S. Happy Birth Anniversary to our Third Druk Gyalpo.
Happy Teachers’ Day to the past, present and future!

22/04/2026

Special Weekend Biology Class – Grade 12
Conducted by Miss Sangay Lhaden
Focused support for exam preparation and concept clarity.

22/04/2026

14/04/2026

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09/04/2026

I may not always say it out loud, and I know I am not the best at expressing what I feel, but deep within me lives a quiet appreciation for the people and values that shape my life.

My King and my country come first in my thoughts, followed by my parents and siblings, and then my leader, my colleagues, and my students, all of whom hold a meaningful place in my heart.

I often carry a straight face, one that may not reveal much, but behind it lies a deep sense of respect and care. It is not that I do not feel, it is that I feel deeply, just silently. In the little things, in shared conversations, in moments of learning, and in the presence of my school community, I find a sense of belonging that words sometimes fail to capture.

When I pray, my thoughts follow a path that reflects my priorities. My King and country come first, as they guide and protect us. Then come my parents and siblings, who are my foundation and my journey. Soon after, my mind turns to my students, my school, and my colleagues, the people I spend so much of my life with and grow with each day.
Only at the end do I think of myself.

Perhaps that says something about who I am. I may not be expressive, but I am grateful. I may not always speak my feelings, but I carry them with sincerity.
In my own quiet way, I value, respect, and care deeply for the people and responsibilities entrusted to me.