Following the Deaf School’s study tour when students visited Burapha University with the National Science Day 2019 exhibition last week, the current weekly theme of “Science” encourages learners to explore, observe, and experiment.. In addition, a special activity was organized in the front yard with three stations, i.e. Dancing Colors, Elephant-trunk Snake, and Sink or Float, for children to go […]

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Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized a study tour to Chonburi for students to join the 36th Science Week at Burapha University, to broaden the children’s views of technology and science in daily living as well as innovation. The group also stopped by at Saensuk Temple where outdoor statues display consequences of human actions and encourage viewers to be good […]

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Sotpattana School for the Deaf promotes the value of love and gratitude in children for their mothers. On the National Mother’s Day 2019, students express their appreciation through fresh garlands of flowers for their mothers and those who care for them with the pure motherly love..

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Students and teachers of Sotpattana School for the Deaf visited the Underwater World Pattaya with the support from Medway Deaf Club, UK, and the kind facilitation of Khun David Keats, giving the children great excitement, a better understanding of these creatures and how they interact with one another, what they eat, where they sleep, etc. They had a great day […]

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Pre-school children of Sotpattana School for the Deaf and Pattaya Orphanage, along with their teachers and caretakers, dressed up in different Thai costumes and traveled to Nong Ao Temple, Pattaya, to offer candles and other necessities to the monks for the upcoming Buddhist Lent, which will be a school holiday..

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..Director Richard Clowes of Voluntears, a specialised organisation in England, along with his colleague/interpreter Dee Potts, for getting to know Sotpattana School for the Deaf in preparation for a possible educational trip to Thailand in 2020.. They were warmly welcomed by Director Angkana Kamnerdtone and Mrs. Chotiwan Suksamran, our special teacher..

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At the annual Wai Khru Ceremony 2019, during which children expressed their gratefulness and appreciation to their teachers, participants included 40 kindergartners and 11 teachers of Sotpattana School for the Deaf and 13 pre-school kids and 11 teachers of the Pattaya Orphanage.  Rev. Fr. Michael Weera Phangrak presided over the ceremony and wished children to be happy, good, and obedient […]

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During the first activity on Young Health Lovers for the new academic year 2019-2020, Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized three learning stations, i.e. Beautiful Teeth, Clean Hands, and Lice Elimination.  Students have learned to keep their bodies clean and better understood the importance of good habits..

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