Sotpattana School for kindergartners with disabilities organized a memorable field trip to Monsters Aquarium in Pattaya. This provided the children with a rare opportunity to explore and interact closely with a variety of exotic animals, both land and aquatic species, in an engaging and educational environment. This experience ignited their curiosity and creativity, encouraging them to ask questions and observe […]
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Sotpattana School for kindergartners with disabilities organized a skill-building activity on creating traditional Thai dessert-Luk Chup, or Fruit Shaped Mung Bean Dessert, at the Dome Building. The event featured a special guest, Mae Kru, the parent of Young Atom, who generously shared her knowledge and talents with the children. The session began with a demonstration on how to shape the […]
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On the occasion of Asalha Bucha Day and Khao Phansa Day in 2025, Sotpattana School and Pattaya Orphanage organized for kindergartners to travel to Nong Ao Monastery, Pattaya, make merit, and perform religious duties. The children have learned more about Buddhism and both important religious days. Some of the parents of students also joined the event with their children..
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Sotpattana School organized the Healthy Kids Project for the 2025 academic year at the Dome Building. Our students learned about good and nutritious food, as well as safety through various stations. They also actively participated in games with the detection of 5 categories of food, the finding of images of healthy and unhealthy food, and the preparation of fresh vegetable […]
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On June 27, 2025, Sotpattana School organized the 2025 Classroom Contest. Teachers and students worked together to create a classroom atmosphere that was appropriate for learning, clean, and had signs about various knowledge, including displaying outstanding student work to promote and create a learning atmosphere for students. The results of the contest by the judging committee were as follows: First […]
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On Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 10:00 a.m., Rev. Fr. Michael Weera Phangrak, Acting Licensee/Manager of the Sotpattana School and Mrs. Angkana Kamnerdthon, School Director, joined the signing ceremony of the memorandum of understanding on cooperation in providing sign language interpreters for those involved in criminal cases with the Pattaya Kwaeng Court, represented by Mr. Wanchai Phianwittayaphan, Chief Judge of […]
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Sotpattana School organized the “Sunthorn Phu Day 2025” activity to commemorate Sunthorn Phu, the late Thai renowned composer/poet who became one of the world’s greatest poets. The activity included a Thai literature character costume contest and character coloring. All children participated and enjoyed participating in this activity.
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Sotpattana School for kindergartners with disabilities organized a Wai Khru ceremony for the academic year 2025, adhering to a traditional Thai ritual designed for students to pay their respects to teachers. This ceremony serves as a means to express gratitude and to formalize the student-teacher relationship. Pre-school children of the Pattaya Orphanage participated in this significant event, which was presided […]
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On the occasion of International Education Accreditation Council (IEAC) Teachers’ Accreditation, seven teachers of Sotpattana School were honored for their certificates of quality in teacher education management, awarded by IEAC, represented by Dr. Maurice Dimmock, President of Rose Education Foundation (REF), England. There were 5-star quality awards for Mrs. Saowanee Yodsuwan, Mrs. Sirigun Rattanarak, and Mr. Anirut Chaiycharoen; along with […]
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Sotpattana School for the Deaf held the first parents’ meeting for the academic year 2025 on Friday, at the meeting room of the School. During the opening session, Acting Licensee and Manager – Rev. Michael Weera Phangrak – welcomed the participants and gave them encouragement as well as viewpoints on kids with special needs. Director Angkana Kamnoedthon ensured that our […]
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