Programs & Initiatives
At the 17th National School Games 2025, as the opening music faded and the murmurs of the crowd softened, a calm and confident voice took hold of the microphone. It was familiar — yet different. Stronger. Clearer. More assured. It was the voice of 15-year-old Meera Regmi, Class X, from Khangkhu Middle Secondary School in Paro.
Sarpang witnessed a delightful beginning to the 17th National School Games 2025 today, with the opening ceremony graced by the Honourable Dasho Dr. Lotay Tshering, Governor of Gelephu Mindfulness City.
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The 17th National School Games 2025 in Sarpang brings together students, educators, athletes, and officials from across Bhutan in a celebration of youth sport, unity, and excellence. Supported by Olympic Solidarity and jointly organized by the Ministry of Education and Skills Development and the Bhutan Olympic Committee, the Games aim to nurture young sporting talent, uphold Olympic values, and create meaningful sporting experiences that contribute to the holistic development of Bhutan’s youth—both on and off the field.
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Bhutan is gearing up for a sports extravaganza as the 17th National School Games 2025 hits Sarpang! This year, 53 schools and 420 talented athletes from across the country will come together for an unforgettable celebration of youth, skill, and sportsmanship.
The competition will feature six exciting sports: chess, volleyball, basketball, badminton, aerobics, and table tennis, giving students a platform to showcase their talent, determination, and teamwork.
For generations, school sport has been a space for play, recreation, and local pride. What is evolving now is the intentional design of sport as a tool for youth development. Winning matches is only one part of the story; growth, learning, teamwork, and integrity are the outcomes that matter most.
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The 17th National School Games (NSG) 2025, organized by the Ministry of Education and Skills Development in collaboration with the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) and supported by Olympic Solidarity, will be held in Sarpang from 24 to 28 December 2025.
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A three-day Sports Nutrition Workshop for BEAST athletes began today, organized by the Athlete Commission of Bhutan in collaboration with the Bhutan Olympic Committee, with support from Olympic Solidarity. The workshop aims to strengthen elite athletes’ knowledge of sports nutrition through science-based sessions, practical assessments, and individualized consultations to enhance performance and long-term athlete development.
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The signing of the MoU between the Bhutan Paralympic Committee (BPC) and Bhutan Insurance Limited (BIL) was graced by Her Royal Highness Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Paralympic Committee, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to promote and develop sports for persons with impairments in Bhutan.
Bhutan is set to make cricketing history as the national team prepares to host Bahrain for the first time in a five-match T20I series in Gelephu. With strong words of confidence from both camps, the stage is set for a competitive and meaningful showdown on Bhutanese soil.
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The Bhutan Tennis Federation (BTF) and Bhutan Wine Company (BWC) have officially partnered to host the 2026 Gyalsey Jigme Namgyal National Open Championship, Bhutan’s premier tennis tournament. The collaboration aims to elevate competitive tennis in Bhutan, strengthen grassroots player development, and deliver an enhanced national championship experience.