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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From the quiet town of Samtenling to the global stage, Tika Ram Ghalley is rewriting Bhutanese sports history. After losing his leg in a tragic factory accident at just 15, Tika’s journey was nearly derailed by despair — until para-archery gave him a new sense of purpose. Now, as Bhutan’s first-ever international para-archer, he is set to compete under the W1 classification, inspiring a nation and shattering stigma along the way. His story is not just one of resilience, but of transformation — a powerful reminder that even in the darkest moments, hope can rise.
First-ever Bhutan National Archery Championship 2025, beginning June 28 at the iconic Changlimithang National Archery Stadium. Organized by the Bhutan Olympic Committee, the championship will bring together over 69 teams from across the country in a celebration of tradition, skill, and sporting spirit. This landmark event marks a new chapter in Bhutan’s archery journey—don’t miss the action as the nation’s top talent takes aim for glory!
His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Olympic Committee and Member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), attended the historic IOC Presidential Handover Ceremony and participated in the Olympic Day Celebrations held in Lausanne.
Olympic Week 2025 in Bhutan brought together over 2,000 students, teachers, and communities across four pilot schools to celebrate the Olympic spirit through a week-long series of sports, arts, and value-based activities. More than just games, it was a joyful movement of unity, learning, and friendship
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Aum Zam, affectionately known as the grandmother of Bhutanese cinema, is a beloved figure whose life story reflects quiet strength, humility, and unwavering devotion. From her early days sweeping the Changlimithang basketball court to becoming a familiar face in over 200 films and TV dramas, she won hearts not through fame but through authenticity. Even at the height of her popularity, Aum Zam remained grounded, dedicating her life to service, family, and the values that make her a true national treasure.
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