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| Class PP, 2012 |
Chhubelsa ECR (Extended classroom) is nestled amongst the pristine
pine forest in Simpani village of Tsirangtoe Geog, at a distance of around five
KM from Tsirangtoe main. Twenty minute drive downhill from the Geog office; one
can enjoy the lush flora and prosperous fauna of the locality. The echo of
leaves rustling in the northern breeze welcomes you from every angle, making
the journey through an undulating road pleasurable.
Another thirty minutes walk from the road-end
will be just like a jaunt that you make for pleasure. Woods still dancing with
the pace of wind, the nature presents a wide range of visual feast – the
colours of Tsirangtoe. If in autumn, the path will be filled with the aroma of
golden fruits and grains. With indescribable scenic beauty, you will arrive at
ECR even before realizing your own footsteps.
While at ECR, the singing birds and dancing
butterflies receive you with admiration. Fenced with hillocks, bejeweled by the
blossom and fanning constantly with the gentle wind, the ECR lies beautifully,
overlooking the plains of Sergethang in the further east. Being a shared temple
of knowledge, the ECR stands exactly in the heart of Baktar, Simpani and
Daunthrey Chewogs.
The ECR was formally established in the year 2010 with a single dream of
minimizing the walking hours at least for the young school going children. With
the selfless guidance from the Dzongkhag and Geog administration, the
wholehearted community people raised the classrooms effortlessly, insubstantial
though.
Initially, the ECR was opened with a single
teacher cum teacher in-charge Mr. Sonam Tobgay with twenty-six students. Today,
the effort of single dedicated teacher is revealed not only by the quality of
education that its students possess, but also by the well turned-out
surrounding and improved infrastructure.
