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The student council discussed growing vegetables and rice for a school salad and carnival, raising over 80,000 baht for charities in Haiti and victims of a typhoon, and an upcoming school cafe event. They also debated providing school lockers and a mini-mart on campus, and many students help children at a foundation by bringing them to the school for sports and music.
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- 2. Our achievements Social: Black and White Party Charity: Haiti: 46,000 baht Ketsana: 35,000 baht and second-hand clothes and dried food. Upcoming event: a school cafe.
- 3. Black & white party
- 4. On going issues Issues that haven’t been decided yet, whether they will be available for school or not. For example, school lockers, an on-campus mini-mart.
- 5. Contribution to the community Many students, both from the student council and normal students have been helping children from the Camillian House. It’s a foundation which we have been helping over 4 months and on going. They come over to our school for a change in their daily lives and atmosphere. We encourage them to enjoy some sporting activities and let them play musical instruments.
Editor's Notes
- Black and White was initially intended to be a Halloween Party but two senior Classes were on a field trip so we had to postpone it. In the end, it was a post-Halloween party. Though, it had no games, it was made to be a dancing party. We raised money through a mufti day, each student not in their uniform paid 50 baht.The Cafe is currently nameless, but we are coming up with some names. It is scheduled to be available after our school half-term which is after February.
- Right now we have issues that are being discussed by the school’s management teamAlso, we would like to know what are your on going issues are?