TCV Suja – Result 2023

Due to some techincal issue with the school’s main website, we are sharing here the links to respective class results here. Please click the link below to check. We deeply regret the incovenience caused and promise to be back soon on the school’s main site. Happy Holidays!

Class 1 D	Class 2 D	Class 3 D	Class 4 D
Class 4 S	Class 5 D	Class 5 S	Class 6 D
Class 6 S	Class 7 A	Class 7 B	Class 8 A
Class 8 B	Class 9 A	Class 9 B	Class 9 C

Class IV Jolly Phonics Day

Little young cute children of class IV outshined themselves with their spectacular performances on ‘Jolly Phonics Day’ held today at junior section, TCV Suja. The program started at 8:30 in presence of our school principal Mr. Chemey Lhundup la, home mothers and few parents. We also had a special guest, Mrs. Passang la who is also an English teacher in TCV Chauntra.

Coordinated by English Department of junior section, the program consisted of different activities related to English language. Ranging from singing English songs, delivering poetries, playing short skits from Reader’s Theatre Scripts and reading out books, the young children who just started learning English language this year did extremely well in delivering their parts. In the end, the entire students of junior section sang a very beautiful English song that they have learned for the last two weeks. It was called the ‘Big blue planet’

The program ended with distribution of prizes to the winners of English handwriting competition held in the earlier week. School principal presented the prizes and wrapped up the program with his awe-inspiring speech. He summed up his speech by highlighting the power of team- work and dedication. In his words, “Magic always lies in the hard work”.

English Sing a Song Day

English Sing a Song program of the junior section is one of the most liked and cherished programs of the section. Under the guidance of English teacher, the classes chose beautiful songs to present on this day. Weeks of hard work and preparations ends on this day with children beaming in happiness and enthusiasm. Dressed in beautiful outfits and props, the children looked vibrant and sang like nightingales.

Unlike the previous years where the classes sing their songs on the same day and time, this year it was little different. It was decided that each class level will sing their songs during the morning assembly which consequently extends the program to three days as there are class levels from 4 to 6.

High Level PRM delegates visit TCV Suja

Delegates from the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM), the State Department visited TCV School Suja on 18th October along with officials from Tibet Fund, SARD and Women Empowerment Desk, CTA. Their visit to school has come as per prior schedule and was welcomed with great joy and respect. A special lunch was hosted for them in school office. After the lunch, the dignitaries and officials met with school administration, POCSO committee members, Gender Focal Persons of the school, student’s council members and few random students of the school. An hour of interactive session was fructified during this meet. The meeting ended with great exchange of respect and joy on both sides. Thank you PRM for your constant support in helping Tibetans in particular and various displaced communities in world at Large

Pah-Lak (A play)

An extremely moving and dramatic Tibetan play was staged today at TCV Suja by professional artists and Tibetan theatre crews. Titled ‘Pah-Lak’ (‘Father’ in Tibetan language), is two hours play including an interval of 10 minutes. This play was originally an English play and was first staged in Royal Court Theatre, London in the year 2019. It displayed the plight of Tibetans as Buddhists, having to suffer under cruel Chinese policies and atrocities.

It is now brought out to audiences in a newer version where characters and languages are in Tibetan. The Tibetan director and head of “Tibet Theatre” Lhakpa Tsering la and German theatre director Mr. Harry Fuhrmann in collaboration with playwright Abhishek Majumdar worked together to bring out the present play “Pah-Lak” in Tibetan language which has already acclaimed high recognition and appreciation from critics and audiences. T.C.V. Suja is very honored to have them in school and witness them in their highly professional display of characters and acting skills. The theme of the play struck directly to the hearts of children and they were greatly inspired by the message and professionalism of the artists. A very lively interaction between the students and the crew members was unfolded at the end of the program. It was a great evening and a moment to cherish for long.

The Cover Poster for the play, “Pah-Lak”

Financial Literacy Trainings (5/10/2022)

A day long financial literacy trainings were imparted to our senior students on 5th October 2022. The training was organized by Department of Finance, Central Tibetan Administration and was funded by Social and Resource Development Fund (SARD). It was attended by students of class IX along with subject teachers and school Principal. All attendees assembled in the junior school hall at 9 am and the workshop started few minutes past 9.

Department of Finance, CTA has organized this special program across all Tibetan schools in India with sole purpose of empowering our younger generations with basic knowledge of banking, financial markets, budgeting etc. Awareness and knowledge of fraudulency is also very important for the young vulnerable generations and it was well imparted in the workshop.

So, this workshop basically empowered our students in making good financial choices in future and also gave them general idea of how economy in society generally works.

The training was precisely given by two trainers from Education 10x. (Education 10x is an online learning app with gamified finance program for kids and teens where children can acquire entrepreneurial skills in fun way and also teaches financial literacy through games.) Our students were informed of the skills of balancing one’s income and expenses, categorizing one’s needs and wants, various banking procedures and filling various bank forms, introduced to various economic terms etc. It was a very exciting, educative, enlightening and beneficial session for the students.

Thank you CTA for organizing such an informative and valuable training for our students.

Inter House Marathon 2022 (02/09/2022)

Inter House Marathon race was held this morning on the Gandhi Jayanti Day (Birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji) with four divisions from each four houses in the school. The divisions namely are: junior boys, girls, senior boys and girls. Total of 160 boys and girls took part in the race. The distances for all divisions were different with senior boys covering the longest route.

The marathon started at 8 am with junior girls and then followed by senior boys, junior boys and finally senior girls. The entire school assembled on school ground to witness the event. School Director cum Princpal Mr. Chemey Lhundup la flagged off the event. The entire valley filled with sounds of students cheering for their Houses. Marathoners were gripped with a feeling of anxiety and nervousness. The audiences shouted their lungs out to cheer the athletes. None of the runners were injured. All school staff were allocated different duties for the event. It was a great team work and a great exciting episode was witnessed.

Junior Inter class Tibetan Quiz (29/09/2022)

As part of Tibet Our Country Project, two representatives each from classes 3 to 6 took part in the inter class Tibetan quiz organised by Tibetan department of junior section. Four rounds on different topics touched Tibetan terminologies, grammars, honorific words and audio visual comprehensions. The young students did extremely well and were awarded with gifts at the end of the quiz. Since it wasn’t a competition quiz, all were awarded euqually for participation.

Tibet Our Country Day; Junior Section (28/09/2022)

A month long project of ‘Tibet Our Country’ came to end today with a closing day observed as ‘Tibet Our Country Day’ in junior section. The function started at 8.45 am in the junior hall in presence of school principal, students, teachers and home mothers of junior section. Dressed beautifully in different Tibetan attires, students and staff looked vibrant and elegant in their outfits. The tiny tots looked extremely cute and lovable. The stage was attractively decorated and set with a picture of the great Potala palace in the backdrop.

The function started with the recitation of Manjushree (lord of wisdom) prayer and then a welcome speech by Mrs. Tashi lhamo la (Junior Tibetan Department head). The program then followed with presentation of class-wise projects. Each class have chosen different topics relating to Tibet and did a thorough research on it with the help from Tibetan teachers and class teachers. On this day, they bring out their researches in the form of digital presentations, skits, speeches, poetries, dances and songs. Children were served Tibetan sweet rice and butter tea during the break as mark of auspices. The morning function ended with speech from school principal Mr. Chimey Lhundup. The ‘Tibet Our Country Day’ ended with Tibetan group dance (gorshey) by whole junior section on school basketball ground. The whole children and teachers participated in it. It was a beautiful moment and would be long cherished.

The seed of Tibet Our Country Project was first sown in the year 1978 in middle section, Upper TCV . Owing to great numbers of Tibetans coming to exile those days and thus spreading to different parts of the world and also due to the cruel Chinese policy of exterminating Tibetan language and culture in Tibet, it has become the utmost duty of Tibetans in exile to preserve the rich Tibetan culture and language which would otherwise be lost forever. The program was a great success in Upper TCV and thus was adopted in all other TCV schools since then.

Talk on Child Safety (22/09/2022)

Talking about child safety in school is very crucial and TCV Suja never fails to do it now and then in classrooms and homes. We believe that its not just our duty to keep our children safe in school but also to educate and alert them about the dangers.

Recently, students of senior section that includes classes from VII to X attended a session in the evening of 13th September, where a talk on Child Safety was given by Gender Focal persons and POCSO committee of TCV Suja. The talk touched all aspects of child abuses, gender identities and gender-based violence. The intent was to create awareness among students on child abuses and most importantly about channels they can approach if unfortunately met with problem. Students of junior section were also briefed on the same topic in the morning of 17th September.

Talking with children about child exploitation and their rights encourages and empowers them to speak up if anyone hurts them. Children must know that they don’t need to keep secrets and remain tight-lipped if anyone hurts them.

Besides the presence of POCSO committee, welfare committee and advisory committee who all look after the welfare of our children, TCV Suja has its own Gender Focal Persons who especially work for the prevention of gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse in school. Women Empowerment Desk (WED) under SARD, Department of Finance, CTA has initiated this program in our school in year 2019. Since then, the program not just record incidences of abuses in school but also give trainings and sessions to children. The committee engage in PSEA activities through friendly and fruitful engagements with students.