Victory — such a simple word, yet its meaning runs far deeper than a medal or a scoreboard. For Bhutan, victory is a shared heartbeat — the story of our people, our spirit, and the unbreakable ties that bind us through sport.
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The Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) has officially launched the Junior Giants of Bhutan, a unique and visionary national sports program designed to identify and train tall youth athletes from across Bhutan
The Bhutan Badminton Federation joined the global badminton community in celebrating World Badminton Day on July 5 at the Badminton Hall in Bebena, Thimphu. The event, themed “Raise a Racket,” brought together players, coaches, and enthusiasts of all ages to enjoy the sport and promote inclusivity. The celebration was held alongside the ongoing Basic Summer Coaching Camp and the Selection and Intensive Training Camp for the Badminton Asia South Asia Regional Junior Championship 2025.
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As the global volleyball community prepares to mark the first-ever World Volleyball Day on 7 July 2025, Bhutan joins the global celebration by launching a landmark national school-level tournament. The Bhutan Volleyball Federation (BVBF) will host the inaugural School Volley Cup 2025 from 7th to 9th July
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Our very own students from the Summer Immersion Media and Communication Program just pulled off something truly extraordinary — a LIVE interview with none other than Mr. Mario Jorge Leandro da Silva, UEFA A-Licensed Coach and Technical Director of Transport United FC — a seasoned football expert from Portugal with decades of international experience!
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In a sunlit conference room in Thimphu, ten educators from four pilot schools gathered not just for a training—but for a transformation. What unfolded during this one-day intensive under the Sports in School (SiS) project was nothing short of a paradigm shift in how sports are viewed in the education ecosystem of Bhutan.
The Bhutan Olympic Committee, in collaboration with the Bhutan Archery Federation and the Bhutan Indigenous Games and Sports Association, is pleased to share that the rescheduled Bhutan National Archery Championship (BNAC) 2025 will now take place from 11th July August 2025 at the Changlimithang Archery Range in Thimphu.
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The Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) and supported by Olympic Solidarity, officially launched the Summer Immersion Program 2025 — a dynamic 11-day learning experience designed to empower young minds through immersive, hands-on exposure to the world of sports media, communications, and event management.
The Bhutan Olympic Committee officially kicked off its Summer Peer and Refereeing Program today at the National Coaching Academy, Thimphu. Over the next 12 days, students from four schools will explore the fundamentals of sports science, athlete development, and peer coaching. Blending classroom theory with hands-on training, the program aims to inspire young minds and foster future talent in sports.
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In what can only be described as a heartwarming development, the Sport-in-School Project—a joint initiative of the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) and the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC)—is breathing life into school campuses, one game, one movement, and one joyful shout at a time.
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