Phadamchen SS observes National Education Day; Felicitates two meritorious teachers

RONGLI, NOVEMBER 12: National Education Day was observed at Phadamchen Secondary School yesterday along with the felicitation to two teachers on the auspicious occasion. Shri Ongdi Bhutia, Zilla Panchayat member, 14-Gnathang Territorial Constituency was the Chief Guest on the occasion while Shri Kee Tshering Sherpa, Panchayat Secretary, Lingtam-Phadamchen GPU was the Special Guest. Also present on the occasion were Dorjee Tshering Sherpa, Headmaster of Phadamchen SS, students and teachers of Phadamchen SS, Nimachen Primary School and Good Star English School and others.

CR Sharma, Senior GT Maths gave the welcome address that was followed by a rally of the three participating schools, parents, SMC members. Rally started from Phadamchen SS till Phadamchen Bazaar then back to the school and ended up at Nimachen Village.

Shri Harka Bahadhur Gurung and Smt. Paden Bhutia were felicitated for their meritorious service towards the school. Students of Phadamchen SS presented cultural programs that were enjoyed by everyone.

Dorjee Tshering Sherpa, Headmaster of Phadamchen SS in his speech stressed about the Right To Education Act. He also briefed the gathering about the occasion of National Education too. Ongdi Bhutia in his speech requested the parents to guide their wards properly. He also informed about the various schemes of the government. Mr. Rinzee Sherpa concluded the program with his vote of thanks.

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