Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized the 2nd I-Love-Reading Activity for the second study term of Year 2024-2025 with the students moving around in the compound with their teachers while practicing the spelling of verbs on the flash cards posted in different spots.
Representatives of children and disabled persons from kindergarten level and older, accompanied by their child welfare teachers and caregivers of the Pattaya Orphanage, to make merit on the occasion of Makha Bucha Day 2025 at the Nong Ao Temple in Central Pattaya during the day. For the evening, children from primary school to university levels traveled Djittabhawan Temple in Bang Lamung to perform candlelight procession..
Just before Rev. Francis Xavier Kritsada Sukkapha, or better known as Fr. Joe, leaves for Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia this week, members of the Pattaya Orphanage, our Sotpattana School for the Deaf, and some special guests, including members of St. Nikolaus Church Pattaya, gather to wish him safe journey and successful mission.. He will be upgrading his English skills while supporting the work of the Bishop of Toowoomba for about one year.. May God bless our deputy director the very best..
Dr. Maurice K. Dimmock, International Education Consultant and Chair of Trustees of the Rose Education Foundation, spent a day overseeing International Education Accreditation Council (IEAC) observing the teaching methods in the normal classes of eight teaching personnel of Sotpattana School for the Deaf based on the accreditation standard of the IEAC. Thanks to Dr. Dimmock and the Rose Education Foundation for supporting our ongoing efforts to develop the teaching and learning process of our School
Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized a study tour for the kindergartners to the Underwater World, an aquarium in Pattaya. The children became little adventurers and learned about the wider world in a fun underwater classroom. They got to touch and get up close with a variety of marine animals. Thanks to everyone, including some parents who went to help take care of their children.
The team from the Public Health Center, Naklua, Banglamung and Pattaya Patthamakhun Hospital, provided the annual dental check-up (dentistry) for 2025 to 84 preschool children under the care of the Pattaya Orphanage. The check-up included basic dental examinations and fluoride coating of teeth, led by Ms. Jirawan Duangkaew, a dental health officer. In addition, the team also screened for Hepatitis B and C, HIV, as well as breast, uterine, and intestinal cancers for 42 personnel. Thanks to all for your warm and efficient services..
The management of Central Pattaya shopping complex, led by Mr. Kwanchai Boon-Aree, General Manager, accompanied by his Safety & Security Department staff, contributed fire extinguishers to the Pattaya Orphanage and demonstrated the use of the equipment for our children and personnel.. Thanks to all concerned, esp. the resource person Withoon Srisook, Senior Personnel of Central Pattaya’s Safety & Security Department.. Best wishes to all of you..
Sotpattana School for the Deaf organized the Healthy Kids Activity with three learning stations for students from 3 KG levels. Our children joined the Good Teeth, Clean Hands, and Aerobic Dance, all of which promoted their daily hygiene and fitness.
Following the graduation of 23-year-old Noon Raweeroj from the Assumption University, Samut Prakan province with a bachelor’s degree in Business English, members of the Pattaya Orphanage congratulated her at the university campus prior to the official conferment at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. We take this opportunity to thank all concerned, including her sponsors in Thailand and abroad for the precious support to Noon during her 19 years in our care. May Noon be abundantly blessed for her future..
On the occasion of the Thai National Children’s Day 2025, children in the care of the Pattaya Orphanage, together with adults and caregivers in our homes and teachers of Sotpattana School, participated in a fun and creative sports day between the Blue and Red teams, each with a mix of children and staff as members, on our football field. There were altogether 24 outdoor competitions, including parade, games, a friendship football match, and cheerleading performances. The Blue team won 14 competitions, including games and a Green (waste management) activity, while the Red Team won 10 items, including the parade. Everyone was joyful in the sunny and windy day. Happy Children’s Day to our kids and all who are young at heart.. Grateful thanks to everyone, the organizers, the competition judges, the various guests, and the contributors to our event, including food, drinks, snacks, equipment, and supporting fund..
