DIET Gyalshing

29/10/2026

Campus Cleanliness Activity under Work Education at DIET Gyalshing
Date: 28 November 2026

As part of the Work Education paper prescribed in the First Semester D.El.Ed. curriculum, the first semester trainees of DIET Gyalshing participated in a campus cleanliness activity under the guidance of Senior Lecturer Ms Matrika Thapa
The activity involved cleaning the DIET premises and maintaining a clean, hygienic and healthy institutional environment.

Objectives of the Activity:
To develop practical skills through experiential learning.
To promote teamwork, discipline and collective responsibility.
To foster awareness of cleanliness, hygiene and environmental conservation.
To nurture responsible attitudes and essential life skills among future teachers.

The activity provided the trainees with valuable hands-on experience, reinforcing the educational significance of Work Education in connecting practical engagement with personal and social development. It also encouraged them to recognise cleanliness as a shared responsibility and an essential aspect of a healthy learning environment.

17/10/2026

17th October 2026

A sharing session was held at DIET, Gyalshing for 3rd semester trainees on School Internship Programme i.e on 17/10/2026 in the presence of the Principal and faculty members of DIET, Gyalshing.

The 3rd semester trainees were engaged in teaching practice at foundational and preparatory stage in 10 different schools under Gyalshing district which lasted a month.

The main objectives of this sharing session was to reflect on their experiences, share observations , discuss challenges faced and strategies used in overcoming them
It also provided constructive feedback and recommendations for improvement in future internships.

The sharing session on the School Internship Programme (SIP) proved to be an enriching experience for both the semesters of D.El.Ed trainees.

It allowed them to reflect on their learning journey, share their insights and identify areas for improvement. The internship not only helped trainees develop teaching skills but also enabled them to gain a deeper understanding of the practical realities of teaching. By incorporating the recommendations suggested by the faculties during the session, the future SIPs can be further enhanced to provide more meaningful and effective learning experience for all trainees.

17/10/2026

16/10/2026

The trainees presented a beautiful Nepali dance, showcasing graceful movements, vibrant expressions, and lively rhythms that added charm and vibrancy to the Pre-Dashain Celebration.

16/10/2026

REPORT ON POST-GRATITUDE DAY CELEBRATION

Date: 16th October 2026

The Post-Gratitude Day Celebration was organized on 16th October 2026 with great joy and enthusiasm at DIET Gyalshing to express love, respect, and appreciation towards seniors, teachers, and all members of the institution.

The celebration was conducted under the subject “Towards Self-Understanding,” focusing on the theme of Gratitude. The programme was hosted by the First Semester trainees under the guidance of the subject teacher, Senior Lecturer Ms. Matrika Thapa.

The programme featured various fun-filled activities, gift distribution, and interactive sessions that created a joyful and memorable atmosphere. The seniors and teachers actively participated in the activities, making the celebration lively and engaging. The event provided a meaningful platform for trainees to understand the importance of gratitude, express appreciation for one another, and strengthen the bonds of respect, friendship, and togetherness among juniors, seniors and teachers.
The Principal Maam also addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of gratitude in our daily lives.She emphasized that gratitude helps us recognise and appreciate the kindness,support and contribution of others.

The celebration also highlighted the significance of acknowledging the kindness, support, and contributions of others in our lives. Through the activities and interactions, the participants were encouraged to cultivate an attitude of thankfulness and develop positive relationships within the institution.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing sincere appreciation to the Principal,the teachers, seniors and all those who contributed to making the celebration a grand success.

Overall, the Post-Gratitude Day Celebration was a memorable and meaningful occasion filled with happiness, laughter, appreciation, and togetherness. It reinforced the message that gratitude is not merely expressed through words or gifts but also through respect, kindness and genuine appreciation for others.

Report by: Alisiba Rai
First Semester Trainee, DIET Gyalshing

16/10/2026

The trainees presented a melodious Dashain song, beautifully capturing the festive spirit, cultural richness, and joy of the auspicious occasion. Their heartfelt rendition added warmth and vibrancy to the celebration.🌸🌺🌸🌺

16/10/2026

The Pre-Dashain Celebration was organised by the first-semester trainees of DIET on 16th October 2026 with great enthusiasm and festive fervour. The occasion was graced by the presence of the Principal Ma’am, faculty members, para-academic staff, and third-semester senior trainees.
The programme commenced with a welcome address by the Class Representative, followed by the lighting of the lamp. The trainees showcased their talents through a thematic play, traditional dances, and melodious songs, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and significance of Dashain.

The celebration highlighted the spiritual essence of Dashain, Navaratri (Nawaratako Din), and Dussehra, symbolising the triumph of good over evil and reinforcing the values of courage, righteousness, devotion, and harmony. The programme also featured the auspicious tika ceremony, followed by an inspiring address and blessings from the Principal Ma’am.

The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks. Overall, the occasion was a memorable and enriching experience that fostered cultural appreciation, strengthened communal bonds, and reaffirmed the importance of preserving our traditions and values.

16/10/2026

Gratitude is the melody of a thankful heart.” A heartfelt song performed by the 1st Semester trainees during the Post-Gratitude Day Celebration, expressing love, appreciation, and thankfulness.