Sotpattana School for the Deaf, situated in the same compound and supported by the Pattaya Orphanage, marked 40 years since inauguration on 6th October 1982 and the official celebration organized this Friday following the completion of the new multi-purpose dome building built on the occasion for student activities. Most Reverend Silvio Siripong Charatsri, Bishop of Chanthaburi Diocese and President of […]
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Sotpattana School for the Deaf welcomed Dr. Maurice Dimmock, Chairman of Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges & Universities (ASIC) at a ceremony in handing over of ASIC Accreditation for the period of 26th January 2022 to 25th January 2023, following the most recent inspection in early December 2021.. Rev. Michael Weera Phangrak, School’s Acting Licensee, Rev. Francis Kritsada Sukkaphat, […]
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Sotpattana School for the Deaf congratulated seven students, i.e. Athiwat Yongmanee (Jean), Pokchat Thaphonsawat (Chat), Pincha Thongbo (Kao), Jirapat Jampahom (Satang), Boonyawat Khwanthong (Khao-Hom), Prichaya Loedna (Noei), and Kunsatree Sirisakhon (Wawa), who completed their early childhood education at the end of Academic Year 2021-2022. At the graduation ceremony on 10th March 2022 with Rev. Fr. Michael Weera Phangrak, the School’s […]
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Dr. Maurice Dimmock, Chairman of Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC), United Kingdom, paid his official visit to Sotpattana School for the Deaf after several postponements of the trip due to COVID-19 restrictions. Upon arrival at the Pattaya Orphanage, he and his team were screened with Antigen test kits before inspecting the school and interacting with some […]
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At the closure of Academic Year 2020, Sotpattana School for the Deaf marked the graduation of six level-3 students, i.e. Anurak Salamthon (Mos), Natthida Hangthaisong (First), Alex Delvigne (Alex), Phonthipha Senaphithak (Phloi), Paphatson Techanan (Sunbrite), and Phadungkiat Sookjai (Chai), who completed the early childhood education and would move on to a higher education. Rev. Fr. Francis Xavier Kritsada Sukkaphat, Deputy […]
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At the end of the school year 2019, Sotpattana School for the Deaf congratulated 11 students of Level 3, i.e. Thannathon Kandamri (Tono), Weraphat Autchanthuek (Arm), Trakanchai Sodakul (Film), Natchanon Chedchoo (Tan-Yong), Dhanakon Prasatphan (Namo), Kittipon Timkratok (Jess), Pha-Khwan Kattawa (Pan), Sookphachok Thongsa-Ard (Om), Kevin Malison (Tack), Kantheera Phonthawee (Oey), and Hibiki Tomiyama (Biki), even though the big ceremony had […]
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On 9th August 2019, Sotpattana School for the Deaf held the first workshop on sign language for 37 parents of our students during Term 1 of the current academic year, to upgrade the parents’ sign language skills which will enhance the communication with children in their care..
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At the latest graduation ceremony of Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized on 8th March 2019, nine third-year students, i.e. Sarawuth Gaensan (Phet), Korawit Boonthaiklang (Pangpond), Natthaphong Im-Udomwong (Garfield), Phawisanu Inta (Am), Suphakon Phromchuai (Big-Boss), Phawat Changsi (Phu), Phruettakhun Suwandee (Ek), Chiraphinya Phinlamyong (Khao-Fang), and Yinglak Wapisang (Mon-Ing) were honored for the successful completion of their early childhood education. Five […]
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Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges & Universities (ASIC), United Kingdom, represented by Dr. Maurice Dimmock, honoured Rev. Michael Weera Phangrak with the Lifetime Achievement Award 2019: in appreciation of his visionary guidance and outstanding leadership, and lifetime service to the Pattaya Orphanage and in the wider community during his most recent visit to Asia. In the same ceremony, ASIC […]
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All at Sotpattana School for the Deaf will miss the 10 graduates, i.e. Thawatchai Tagsinbut (Chokdi), Chirakanya Choodaj (Namkhing), Burit Chamnan (Phai), Phonthep Phrommi (Tang-Thon), Patiphan Phanphai (Foam), Wachira Hitapitanan (Pote), Nuttunyapong Juangtrakool (Lotte), Wuththichai Tomi (Wuth), Natthida Aekabun (Aim), and Lalita Worasawat (Tiu), as they move on to the four primary schools in Chonburi, Nakhon Pathom, and Bangkok. Rev. […]
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