16/09/2026
πβ¨ READING WEEK 2026 β¨π
1st β 4th September 2026
π Theme: βBeyond the Page β Where Literary Talents Meet the Real Worldβ π
We were delighted to celebrate Reading Week 2026, which provided our students with a wonderful opportunity to explore the joy of reading, discover their literary talents, express their creativity, and connect the world of books with real-life experiences.
π The week featured a variety of engaging activities, including:
πΉ Launch of Reading Week β The week began with activities on the importance of reading, Tshom, poem recitation, and an introduction to the programme.
πΉ Literary & Mentoring Activities β Students participated in exciting activities such as Folktale, Word Smuggle, Blind Date with a Book, 5-Word Epic, and Literature Circle.
πΉ Creative Expressions β Students showcased their talents through Tsang-mo, Poetry Recitation, Verse in a Song, and the creative activity Quick Draw Poet.
πΉ Reading Picnic πΏπ β Mentoring groups engaged in reading activities during their Nature Retreat. Students also took a meaningful Reading Pledge, which was collected by the mentors and preserved in a Time Capsule.
πΉ PPβIII Activities β Our young learners participated in Guided Reading, Story Circle, Model Reading by Mentors, Choral Reading, and the Reading Pledge.
Through these activities, our students had opportunities to read, reflect, create, communicate and share, while developing confidence and nurturing a lifelong love for reading. β€οΈπ
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the Mentors, Literary Coordinators, Guest Speakers, teachers and student participants for their valuable support and dedication in making the Reading Week meaningful and memorable.
π± The Reading Week reminded us that books are not merely pages to be read, but gateways to imagination, creativity, knowledge and the real world.
π Read. Imagine. Create. Connect. π
Emotional Coordinator | English Literary Coordinator | Dzongkha Literary Coordinator