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Main Office
Peace Zone
Deckyi Tsering School Hall
Senior Section
Junior Section
Infant Section
Homes
Girls Hostel
Boys Hostel
Basketball Court
Football Ground
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The Tibetan Children’s Village at Bylakuppe was opened in 1981 on sixteen acres of land donated by the settlement. After a great deal of planning and work, an idyllic children’s village was created. Currently, the village has 29 homes, two hostels and complete facilities for education through class twelve. Beside this village, TCV runs ten day care centres for the benefit of the Tibetan settlers around the Bylakuppe and Hunsur areas. TCV’s commitment in the South India has solved many pressing needs of the people and has contributed a great deal towards the development of the community.

Recent Events:

Books & Biscuits Inauguration

The long-awaited inauguration of the enchanting Book & Biscuit room in the junior section was a resounding success. Students thoroughly enjoyed exploring the new...

Urgent Announcement

With reference to the announcement on the website : tcvbyl.net on 24th October 2023, we the School management would like to bring to your...

13 Last 3 years board result-compressed

Last 3 years board result-compressed...

12 List of Parent Teachers Association

List of Parent Teachers Association...

11 List of School Management Committee

List of School Management Committee...

10 Annual Academic Calendar

Annual Academic Calender...

8 Copies of valid water

Copies of valid water...

7 Doe

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6 Copies of fire safety

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Message from School Principal
Namgyal Tsering (Mr.)

Dear Staff, Students, Parents, Sponsors & Well-wishers,

On behalf of the Director, Management, Staff and Students, wishing you all the best in every walk of your life.

The school founded in the year 1980 with the divine blessing from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, takes this opportunity to express its profound gratitude to Ama Jetsun Pema la for your relentless dynamic leadership and guidance, to all the sponsors for your generous support, to all former staff for your dedicated service, to all the alumni for your continued active assistance and to all the well wishers for standing by our side all through thick and thin.

Finally, while appreciating the present staff and students for your wholehearted devotion to your concerned fields, wishing you all to move ahead from strength to strength in the direction of the TCV Mission of providing holistic education to the seeds of future Tibet through progressive involvement and teamwork of all the stake holders.

SOCIAL SERVICE BY E-CLUB
KINDNESS IN ACTION

Walking Down the Memory Lane . . . .

His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama blessed the Village on 16th Feb., 1980
His Holiness the Dalai Lama inaugurated Junior School block on 24th Jan., 1990
His Holiness the Dalai Lama inaugurated Junior School block on 24th Jan., 1990
His Holiness the Dalai Lama visited Junior School Library.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s Handwritten Message for the school on 18th Nov., 1996.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama addressed the gathering.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama visited the Village on 3rd Sept., 1996 to address all the Local Tibetan students and staff.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama with the school students – the seeds of future Tibet.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama with Local Tibetan school staff.
Amala in early 90’s visit to the school
Amala welcoming Mr. Helmut Kutin, President SOS Kinderdorf International  on 7th March 1994.
Amala addressing the combined Morning assembly on 7th May 2003.
Amala with members of the 17th Annual Governing Body meeting of SOS TCV Bylakuppe on 21st May 2001.
Amala with MC members and senior section staff.
Amala visiting Infant section class
Amala visiting a local project site.
Amala addressing students, as a part of outreach program.
A class activity scene of early 90’s.
A student (in her previous school uniform) longing for free Tibet.
A house-wise cultural program being staged in 2002.