DPKS celebrates World Yoga Day
On the 21st June The students celebrated the 6th International Yoga Day. This day is celebrated to raise awareness worldwide about the benefits and importance of Yoga in everyday life. The theme for this year is “Yoga for Health –Yoga at Home”. So, by keeping this theme in mind the students of DPKS practiced at home. The students do regular Yoga, as they know the benefits of Yoga, so now it has become a part of their daily lives. “Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self and to the self”.
STAY FIT and STAY HEALTHY!!

Happy Winter Holiday
Message from Mingur Angmo, acting principal, to the students
"As we break for a long winter holiday, we want to express our gratitude to each one of you for your kind and warm support. Our school is off for a winter break which will start from 13th December, 2020. The motive of this year winter break is to spend a quality time with your family and to get away from mobile phones, by keeping all in our mind we tried to assign such homework which doesn’t need any help of mobile phones. So it’s our humble request to each student to kindly stay away from mobile phones at least during this winter break. Wishing you all a Happy Winter Holiday. May you all have a good time with your families."
1st Alumni Meet
The first alumni meet of Druk Padma Karpo School was held in October 2020. Owing to the pandemic restrictions only 70-80 students were able to attend. It was short programme which included the sharing of experiences by our ex-students, felicitation to all new committee members and a talk by His Eminence Thuksey Rinpoche. The event finished with a very welcome high-tea during which heartfelt thanks were extended to His Eminence and the core team for making the event possible.

50 laps around the sun
Sean's story - the school's design team leader at Arup
I am fast approaching 50 laps around the sun this February!
Will you sponsor me? I am trying to raise £1000 per lap, to pay for the retrofit of one of the residences at the Druk White Lotus School. Following the mud slide in 2010 we have protected the site from future events with a protective wall. However, we later found that the mud slide had caused timber rot which has meant a major upgrade is required. Will you help retrofit one residence housing 50 students this 2021?
To have a break from a regular academic work . . .

DPKS SWITCH to ONLINE CLASSES during COVID-19 LOCKDOWN PERIOD…..

CELEBRATING LADAKH DAY…

Delighted to share another pride moment
COVID-19 lockdown measures have eased in Ladakh

