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Katsho that forms the acronym of (Katsho Always Teaches to be sincere, Humble and Obedient) was established in 1975 as Primary School during the tenure of the then Director of Education Dasho Nado Rinchen. The people of Katsho Gewog requested for the construction of school at the present location in Ingo. The public of Katsho on free of wage undertook the construction and materials were supplied by the education division. The school was started with about 90 students and the first Head Teacher was Mr. Kaka Tshering. The enrolment of the school increases year after year.
During the eighth Five Year Plan, His Majesty the fourth King had granted the approval to upgrade the school to Junior High School. From 1999-2000 new buildings for science lab, library and six classrooms were constructed. In 2003, the new administrative block with two additional classrooms were put to use. The school has all the facilities which make the school into a full-fledged Lower Secondary School.
Presently the school has strength of 522 students with classes from PP- VIII and there are 18 sections with 31 teachers and 7 supporting staff.
The school not only caters to the children of 20 dzongkhags of Bhutan but also to the non-Bhutanese children who graduate from Wangchuk Lodzong Military School IMTRAT. The school has been selected as one of the child friendly since 2007.
HAA FLOWER EXHIBITION
Haa wears an exotic and refreshing look as one gets a glimpse of the dzongkhag descending down from the Chelela pass.
At Haa, the temperature is moderate making it the ideal place to escape the scorching summer heat. As you enter the small sleepy town, the sidewalks are filled with perennial flowers. Officials in gumboots are putting the final touches on their sites. Haa has become busy with endless trucks transporting flowers at the sites, people busy maintaining roads, fixing drains and walls, watering the plants and so on.
From decorating the sacred Lhakhang Karpo to the longest mural painting, establishing a giant herbal garden and surreal container gardens at Zhinchupang, all corners around Haa are decked up.
In three days, the Royal Bhutan Flower Exhibition (RBFE) will be opened to the public. However, not many will be present at the exhibition to appreciate the beauty of the town or smell its flowers.
Given the risk of a community transmission, those behind the exhibition do not encourage many visitors. “We are not inviting guests,” Haa dzongdag, Kinzang Dorji said. The exhibition will be live streamed on social media and broadcast on the national
Gongzim Ugyen Dorji Central School
He first school in country located at Haa town with beautiful environment. The school provide education till 12 standard. Now the school has been changed to central school, where students gets all those necessary items like stationaries, dresses, meals etc... from school with free of cost. Now the new name of school is Gongzim Ugyen Dorji Central School.
This school has the history of being the first ever school in the country.
Located in the flatland of Haa valley it's one of the most beautiful campuses in the region.
The school has the view of beautiful hills in all four directions, including the sacred Meri-puensum
The river Haa Chhu flows by the school gate and the town is just next door. It's by far the perfect location for a school.
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