Name: Phobjikha Primary School
Address: Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan, BT

Phobjikha Primary School is a school, located at Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan

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Wangdue Phodrang

Added by Jopie, at 26 April 2017

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PengHeng Lim

02 May 2018

2018: Re-Visited the School with 56 others. It is still a great place to go. This time, we were in time for the school assembly. 57 of us were led in to the side courtyard after their morning prayers. We were there on a Saturday this time. A few classes were off while the rest was ready for a day of outdoor activiites; the girls football team was ready to square off with the boys team. Alas our schedule did not allow us to stay for the game. The Principal hosted a few of us at his office and brought out his account books (to our surprise), he wanted to show us how he had used every NU of our donation in 2017 to improve the School. We were speechless and most of us promptly made our 2018 contributions. He shared with us that he wanted to built a basketball court, materials are available however, he lack the skills and manpower resource, so I suggested enlisting the help of our travel agency (Bhutan Best Travel) boss, Mr Dorji.

2017: Visited the School with 51 others, we brought some simple stationary gifts for the children (about 200+). There is a Scout Master and some 50+ of the children are scouts. Did some research, we avoided sweets as dental care is not readily available, so most of us brought stationary and I brought some local mathematics assessment books. The kids I spoke to are generally more interested in English, so if anyone of you reading this and plan to visit, do bring some English materials for them.
PengHeng Lim

03 May 2017

Visited the School with 51 others, we brought some simple stationary gifts for the children (about 200+). There is a Scout Master and some 50+ of the children are scouts. Did some research, we avoided sweets as dental care is not readily available, so most of us brought stationary and I brought some local mathematics assessment books. The kids I spoke to are generally more interested in English, so if anyone of you reading this and plan to visit, do bring some English materials for them.