Today, Paro College of Education observed its Rimdo, a sacred occasion dedicated to invoking blessings for the good health, wellbeing, harmony, and success of our faculty, staff, and students.

Beyond its religious significance, the Rimdo served as a living educational platform, enabling students to experience our rich spiritual heritage and traditional practices. It also offered a meaningful opportunity to deepen their understanding of the timeless Bhutanese values of Tha Damtsig and Ley Judrey, while promoting Driglam Choesum and Semchoed Shoyen. These principles cultivate loyalty, moral responsibility, discipline, respect, compassion, and harmonious living.

As an institution entrusted with preparing future educators, Paro College of Education recognises that education must develop not only intellectual competence but also character, cultural identity, and spiritual wellbeing. Observing Rimdo, therefore, reflects the College’s commitment to nurturing knowledgeable, responsible, and value-driven educators who will uphold Bhutan’s rich heritage and transmit its enduring values to future generations.