“Celebration of 29 July”
August 4, 2010 | Category: Culture, Events | Sumchoo Drolma, Rinchen Lhamu, Tsering Wangmu (A), and Kalsang Yudron (class VI students)
On 29 July we celebrated a great day. In that time we invited our parents, other teachers, and the guests. We ate many kinds of food: e.g. rice, curry, bananas, tea, and sweets, etc. We danced in the rain and Gen Lobsang gave gifts for volunteer teachers. The gifts were water bottles and torches. We sang “Vande Matram” song and we danced many types of cultural dances like Monpa, Tibetan, Nepali, English, Assamese, and Hindi. The staff and some sponsors danced a Hindi song. The song’s name is “Zoobi Doobi Nache,” hit from Hindi movie 3 Idiots, and some guests gave a sweet. We had some problems with dressup and music, but we had much fun in celebrating the fourth anniversary of Jhamtse Gatsal School. This is a 29 July news of Jhamtse Gatsal School.
Written by Sumchoo Drolma, Rinchen Lhamu, Tsering Wangmu (A), and Kalsang Yudron (class VI students).
Tags: 4th anniversary, celebration, class VI, cultural program, dance, dancing, English practice, festival, fourth anniversary, student writing
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Jhamtse Gatsal, Tibetan for “Garden of Love and Compassion”, is a children’s community located in the Indian foothills of the Himalayas. Opened in 2006, it is currently school and home for 75 children from disadvantaged family situations in the nearby villages. Read More...
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on August 4th, 2010well done guys!!!
really proud of you all..
:)
Vasudha
on August 6th, 2010Thanks, Sumchoo, Rinchen, Tsering, and Kalsang. Sounds like you all had a lot of fun celebrating Jhatmse Gatsal’s fourth anniversary!
You know, I too like the song “Zoobi Doobi Nache” and I wish I could have danced with all of you…maybe some day I will!
Please keep writing and sharing your thoughts. I see great writers in all of you!
Veronica
on August 7th, 2010Congratulations on your 4th year! You are doing such an amazing job. Very happy to see your smiling faces.
Your post made me hungry!
Mark
on August 9th, 2010Wow, you guys sure know how to celebrate in high fashion. Congrats an year 4 and here’s to many more!
I hope to join you at the 5th year celebration