Child Adoption Dilemma

Child Adoption Dilemma –III

Name: Wangchen Dorji

Standard: Twelve Arts E

Date of Birth: 4^th November, 2000

Village: Toerzoe village (Bumthang)

Previous school: Yebilabtsa CS

Present school: Zhemgang CS

Club: Culture

House: Dhom

Hobbies:

1. Basketball. He is one of the best basketball players in the school. He is a school basketball player from 2018.

2. Table Tennis. Popularly known as Ping Pong Ball. He plays good table tennis games. He is a very creative and skillful player. He is active in the game. He always defends well to win most of the matches in school both class-wise, and house-wise.

3. Reading. During his leisure time he reads some good books to back his ambition. His reading list are mostly Fiction Books. However, horror books are also on his reading list.

4. Horse riding. He also dreams to become an Olympic horse riding champion someday.

Ambition:

Journalist. Since, he likes to travel and explore the world. He wants to tell the story through writings.

Responsibilities: For two years now, he has been shouldering the responsibilities of a class monitor. Besides some responsibilities in school, he also takes charge to care for his two little brothers and a sister back at home.

Address (present): RDTC (Rural Development Training Centre) colony with his parents.

To enhance his academic discipline we agreed to meet once a week. However, besides academic affairs, we have discussed topics such as family, friends, culture, food, good habits, discipline and importance of education. Further, we also discussed some pertinent issues of the country -youth, unemployment, drugs and what makes a Bhutanese.

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