Thirty-five out of the registered forty-two students have shown up in the first week of academic year 2017 of Sotpattana School for the Deaf. Among the 11 new kids this year, some are yet to arrive from other provinces, while a 3-year-old from the Pattaya Orphanage is settling in as a boarder.
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Sotpattana School for the Deaf congratulates nine students and their parents, along with its own teachers and personnel, at the completion of their early childhood education. Rev. Michael Weera Phangrak, Acting School Licensee, handed certificates to young Phanthamit Poochomchuen, Adilak Sirilon, Piyaphat Sonsong, Dhammasorn Sae-Tang, Jindachote Sisook, Arisa Klinsukhon, Worraphat Viriyakitanan, Patrick Gaughan, and Kamonnetr Sakao, who will be advancing […]
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To help children learn about the culture and tradition of Thai people, and to preserve them, Sotpattana School for the Deaf held a half-day activity with three learning stations, i.e. Thai Manners, Thai Dessert, and Thai Children’s Games, in front of the School.. The students took active participation in learning how to correctly pay respect to a Buddhist monk and […]
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Sotpattana School for the Deaf organised the second workshop on Thai Signs for parents and caretakers of students in our care. This time, the 30 participants had fun learning about Family, Animals, Fruits, Colours, and Places for the enhancement of communication with persons with hearing impairments, especially the little ones in their homes.
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Students at Sotpattana School for the Deaf went on an educational trip to Bang Saen area to visit and learn from Saensuk Temple and the Marine Science Museum of the Institute of Marine Science Burapha University, in Chonburi. They also spent time at Bang Phra Navy Agriculture Center to learn about “Banana Trees” based on the local curriculum.. It was […]
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Students at Sotpattana School for the Deaf enjoy spelling interesting words during their participation in the latest “I-Love-Reading” Programme organised outside their classrooms.. They are encouraged to be keen learners while the school becoming a quality educational site that promotes on-going study of the kids..
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For the second study term at Sotpattana School for the Deaf, learners recognised specific and useful words in their daily lives during the second “I-Love-Reading” programme. The teachers printed 10 words and posted them around the school compound. Students in Level 1 were assigned to sign these words and match them on a quiz sheet. Level 2 kids had to […]
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Young representatives of Sotpattana School for the Deaf competed in five competitions during the Annual Academic Fair of Education Section of Chanthaburi Diocese, held at Darasamutr Business Administration Technological College, on 18 Nov. 2016. They won gold medals from Building Lego and Hopscotch, as well as silver medals from Drawing-Colouring with Pastels, Cut and Paste Art, and Clay Mouldings.. On […]
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Students of Sotpattana School for the Deaf have a lovely day outing at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Pattaya, with a half day touring the famous garden, learning about various plants and how they help reduce global warming. For the afternoon, the children enjoyed marvelous shows of the region and also those of the elephants..
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..Golfers and concerned people at The Outback Sports Bar & Restaurant’s July charity tournament, coordinated by Khun William Macey, for providing children at Sotpattana School for the Deaf with proceeds from the event in the forms of FM transmission and hearing aid, 49” television, and 18-kg washing machine.. Special thanks to Khun Andre Coetzee, MD of The Outback Sports Bar […]
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