NationThailand-Apr 10
Sanon Wangsrangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, chaired a meeting to deliver policies regarding educational priorities for the academic year 2025, aiming to prepare children for disaster resilience and to keep pace with global changes. The meeting was attended by Wirat Manassanitwong, Deputy Permanent Secretary for the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), Phitsamai Ruangsilp, Director of the Education Department, district officers, and school administrators at the Bangkok Room on the B2 floor of Bangkok City Hall (Din Daeng). Many schools have already implemented this approach, which encourages children to ask questions (Eh!), understand the subjects they are studying (Aha!), and apply the knowledge in practice (Okay!), he explained.
The core of this policy revolves around the theme “Bangkok children adapt to all global changes,” preparing children for survival through various challenges such as earthquakes, floods, fires and business adaptation. The main focus will be on developing children’s competencies, fostering the right attitudes and enhancing their skill sets. For the academic year 2025, the department has set clear educational priorities, providing guidelines for 437 schools. The purpose of the policy briefing meeting was to clarify the educational policies and key focus areas to the administrators of the Education Department, district directors, heads of education departments, school principals, and education supervisors, with a total of 700 attendees. Sanon Wangsrangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, chaired a meeting to deliver policies regarding educational priorities for the academic year 2025, aiming to prepare children for disaster resilience and to keep pace with global changes. The Deputy Governor stated that the key focus of education this year will continue on last year’s theme. Many schools have already implemented this approach, which encourages children to ask questions (Eh!), understand the subjects they are studying (Aha!), and apply the knowledge in practice (Okay!), he explained. The core of this policy revolves around the theme “Bangkok children adapt to all global changes,” preparing children for survival through various challenges such as earthquakes, floods, fires and business adaptation. The main focus will be on developing children’s competencies, fostering the right attitudes and enhancing their skill sets. Read more at: https://www.nationthailand.com/pr-ews/thailand/bangkok/40048605
