Category: Activity

Representatives of the Pattaya Orphanage, led by Fr. Michael Weera Phangrak, visited the Chanthaburi Diocesan Center and wished Bishop Emeritus Lawrence Thienchai Samanchit, the first and former president of Pattaya Orphanage, a Happy Feast of St. Lawrence.. On the same occasion, the group joined representatives of the Sisters of the Lovers of the Cross of Chanthaburi, as they also paid the Bishop a visit, in the photo session.. May our Bishop Emeritus be blessed with good health.. May Saint Lawrence intercede for everyone with the patron saint Lawrence and all of us..

On the 69th birthday anniversary of Sr. Supattra Nonthasuwan, the Mother Superior and Head of Human Resources of the Pattaya Orphanage, Fr. Weera Phangrak led members of the Pattaya Orphanage and Sotpattana School, both children and staff, in congratulating the Birthday Girl, wishing her good health, both physically and mentally. The Tarasin Family also came to wish Sr. Supattra in the morning..

Representatives of Sotpattana School received scholarships for hearing impaired kindergartners from the Foundation for the Deaf Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty the Queen Mother for the academic year 2025 at the Nakhon Pathom School for the Deaf, Nakhon Pathom province.. Kindly accept our sincere thanks on behalf of the children..

In the prevention of influenza illnesses and all associated flu-related issues, the children in the care of the Pattaya Orphanage received their first flu shot, along with their yearly booster shots to help keep them healthy. Grateful thanks to the home visiting team, led by Nurse Masara Ekkamornwiriya, along with the dedicated staff of public health personnel from the Pattaya Bhattamakun Hospital, for once again providing this important services on the first of July and the first of August this year. Their efforts helped protect the children from flu and related illnesses..

School-aged boys and girls under the care of the Pattaya Orphanage make use of their free time during this long weekend. Teacher Tiew leads an activity of printing pictures of natural materials collected around the compound to create artworks from their thoughts and imagination. The activity helps upgrade their concentration and makes them proud of their work.

On the 51st birthday anniversary of Fr. Francis Kritsada Sukkaphat, or Fr. Joe, children and staff at the Pattaya Orphanage wished him “Many Happy Returns of the Day” with the simple but heartfelt tune and greetings.. May you be abundantly blessed on this special day and always..

Representatives from executive and staff members from the Pattaya Orphanage, led by Rev. Michael Weera Phangrak and Sr. Supattra Nonthasuwan, travelled to Bangkok to congratulate Ms. Payuda Morapen, or “P’Sim,” at her graduation from Saint Louis College. She received her Nursing Assistant’s cap, uniform, and certificate while we were all very proud of her success. Everyone appreciates her hard work, efficiency, and dedication in her loving care for children from babyhood and older. May God continue to bless Khun Sim, her health, family, and endeavors..

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 the world around them. Thanks to all the teachers and to the parents who volunteered their time to support the children. It was a joyful day filled with smiles and lasting memories.

Teacher Tiew and Teacher Nut organized weekend activities for school-age children to participate in and make use of their free time. The latest activity is learning to cook a menu of “Oyster Omelet”. The little chefs have learned every step from preparing equipment, seasonings and ingredients, and learning cooking techniques to make the dish delicious according to their preferences, whether soft or crispy.. The children are proud and happily eat their new skills.

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 dessert into various fun forms, followed by hands-on practice where the kids mixed colors to decorate their creations. This enjoyable experience not only sparked creativity but also brought joyful smiles and a sense of pride to everyone involved. Every step of the process was warmly supervised by the school’s teachers, ensuring an encouraging and inclusive environment for all children.