The school administration offered Trashi Khadar to nine staff members in honor of their well-deserved promotions and wished them continued success in all their future endeavors.

The Deputy Chief of Police, Dasho Passang Dorji, visited our school on 3rd October 2024 to raise awareness about the law and address youth-related issues such as crime and drug abuse. In addition, Dasho discussed various important topics, including the expectations of parents and teachers, as well as the vision of our beloved His Majesty the King. The presentation, filled with humor, wisdom, and personal experiences, was both engaging and insightful. The four-hour session provided valuable learning for all participants, broadening our understanding of laws and youth-related challenges. We now see how we can collaborate to serve our country better and support future leaders in realizing their full potential and becoming the best versions of themselves. Thank you, Dasho, for your inspiring talk.

At Samtse Higher Secondary School, we successfully observed National Earthquake Mock Drill Day this evening under the theme,'Prepare Today for a Safe Tomorrow.' The event was aimed at educating and preparing both students and staff on how to respond effectively in case of an earthquake. The drill began with a simulation of an earthquake, followed by a series of evacuation procedures. All students, teachers, and staff members practiced the Drop, Cover, and Hold On technique before safely evacuating to designated assembly areas. Our teams then performed a headcount and debriefed on how to improve response time and coordination. This exercise serves as a critical reminder of the importance of readiness and proactive safety measures. With earthquakes being a significant concern, it’s vital that we equip ourselves with the necessary skills to protect one another in times of crisis. We are proud to have demonstrated our commitment to safety today and will continue to strengthen our preparedness for future challenges.