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Education

Students in Sershong Primary School
Programme
04 October 2018
Providing early and quality education for every child
Providing early and quality education for every child in Bhutan
A group of men and a woman at a discussion table
Article
24 August 2022
Empowering adolescents to become changemakers
Through the UPSHIFT programme
Students walk to their class in Lhuentse
Article
12 August 2022
Empowering young people
An Op-Ed by UNICEF Bhutan Representative
Deaf students use sign language for their morning prayers
Article
01 May 2022
Deaf students construct first sign language for Bhutan
Based on home-grown sign language already in use
A girl learns at home
Article
09 December 2021
Online learning was exciting but more challenging
A student calls on the need to bridge the digital gap.
A girl and boy student in class
Article
09 December 2021
Educating Citizens of the Future
By transforming children and young people into life-long learners
A young girl in mask washes her hands.
Statement
14 August 2021
We must all keep on protecting Bhutan’s success against COVID-19
UNICEF and WHO flag the risks of not following COVID-19 safety measures.
A mother and son with their teacher in a classroom
Report
09 August 2021
Education in Emergency (EiE) During COVID-19 Report
An assessment of the experiences and challenges faced by students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders during the pandemic.

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A girl student in mask washes her hands at her school's handwashing station.
Statement
22 May 2021
Bhutan’s success against COVID-19 desperately needs preserving
UNICEF Bhutan Representative Dr Will Parks shares his views on the urgent need to follow COVID-19 safety protocols.
Two boy students of Drugyel Lower Secondary School in Paro
Article
27 February 2021
Ensuring the safe reopening of schools
An Op-Ed by UNICEF Bhutan Representative
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