The Ministry of Education clarifies its position on a bullying case, explaining the distinction between school discipline and criminal investigations while reaffirming commitment to student...

Discover how caregiver support programmes strengthen emotional wellbeing and parenting skills, transforming families and child development outcomes through evidence-based interventions and community-based support.

The College of Language and Culture Studies in Trongsa has been renamed Trongsa College of Heritage and Contemporary Studies, introducing five innovative academic programmes to...

RUB's new admission rules aim to reduce withdrawals and optimize resources, introducing penalties and a centralized system for better student commitment.

Explore the need for clear AI policies in schools to balance technology with traditional learning, ensuring students develop critical thinking and ethical skills.

Sherubtse College launches a new center to train student leaders across Bhutan, equipping them with essential skills for academic and leadership success.

Bumthang's summer program empowers youth with technology and life skills, fostering innovation and community development.

The Bhutanese government's ESP Education Loan Scheme faces a funding shortfall due to overwhelming demand, prompting a search for additional funds.

Discover how Bhutan's students advocate for youth welfare, gender equality, and sexuality education, empowering themselves and shaping their future.

Bhutan's Dzongkha PGDE graduates are requesting a review of their school placements, highlighting issues of teacher allocation and educational quality.

Bhutan considers assigning PGDE teachers to primary schools to address shortages and ensure educational continuity, reflecting a broader trend in flexible teacher roles.

Bhutan's new teacher licensing reform aims to elevate educational standards by ensuring educators are not only subject experts but also adept facilitators.