Dilu's Diary

I entered a class. I saw all the students making fun of each other and laughing loud. I was annoyed looking at them and started scolding them. I said, ‘Why you all always make me scold? I don’t feel good to scold you all’. Students were silent. I warned them and said them to be punctual, sincere and be silent even though the teachers may not be in. The class remained silent.  Next day, I was late to class by 5 minutes. I was running up to the class. I could notice silence of the students. I thought to myself that, my scolding has worked and changed them. I knocked on the door and asked them to open the door. Someone opened the door and I saw a student with a stick in his hand, standing next to the door and asking me the reason why I was late to the class? Other students were laughing hard. I was nervous and could not reply him. I said, ‘I am sorry, I had class in class xi’. They not only made me understand the importance of respecting our feelings but also they made me realiz

Presentation by Shaba Student View from Mandala Resort [Paro Town]  It was an interesting gathering. Community mappers from different places came together to discuss on the issues or problems of a society. It was fun being there. We reached Resort Mandala at 9:10 Am though late by 10 minutes. Mandala resort is located at the top of the Paro town. There were director, officers, students, teachers, volunteers, and trainees. We started with an introduction and sharing about how we feel being there. At first, YES! it was awesome visiting new place but with the time I was nervous. Anyway we did it.  We remembered to take photo :-) The Programme continued till 2;00Pm. After that, we had lunch and returned back to school. Tea Break [Karma Academy] Everyone has chance to listen and an opportunities to share.  Our Pose There was presentation by Aum Pek of BCMD about civil society. If we respect the unity, trust, peace, prosperity and harmony that becomes a civil society