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Oxford Junior School celebrates the festive season
Damri Muangkaew
 Little
Angels at play
There’s no time like the end of the year to celebrate
and that is exactly what the Oxford Junior School did! Students, teachers
and parents joined the festivities at the school campus. Amporn Chaedae,
school director, led the group in the celebrations as they ate and sang
throughout the party, creating an atmosphere of warmth and love.
The highlight was a touching performance put on by the
children featuring the Little Angels as well as lip-syncing to popular
songs, drawing much amusement from fellow students, parents and teachers
before drawing tickets for gifts for the children.
 Nativity
play, one of the highlights of the night.
Amporn Chaedae said that the school has a special program
for students and their parents to make merit during this festive season by
donating needed items to the Banglamung Home for the Aged.
The school is located just off Sukhumvit Road and teaches
children from the age of 3 to primary school levels.
Dusit kids enjoy Christmas treat
 Stefan
Heintze (back row fourth right) with the lovely kids and the sports club
staff.
Stefan Heintze, resident manager of the Dusit Resort
Pattaya Hotel recently organized a Christmas Party for the Dusit Resort
Sport Club member’s children. There were fun and games, snacks and
presents for all the kids at the hotel’s sports club.
Department of Youth Correction services review procedures on how to improve efficiency
Damri Muangkaew
Over 147 government employees in the Department of Youth
Correction Services recently met in Pattaya to review the standards used in
day-to-day operations.
 Wanchai
Rujanowong (left), chairman of the Department of Youth Correction Services,
and Apichart Jarusiri, director of the Songkhla Correction facility present
ideas and policies to improve the way people in their department do their
jobs.
Department Chairman Wanchai Rujanowong opened the 3-day
meeting and said in his opening address, “It is necessary to further
develop the government system to improve the quality of service we provide
for the pubic ... we need to do this because the public has become better
informed, and through this increased availability of information, the public
sector has become disgruntled with the way (our) government department
operates.”
Results of the 3-day meeting are to be reviewed and
implemented once relevant authorities agree upon changes in procedure and
service standards.
ESBEC sponsors new computer for local school
Suchada Tupchai
 John
L. Hamilton, ESBEC general manager, hands over a computer to Pinij
Prajaksangsakul, mayor of Chopraya Surasak Municipality, while Nawasu
Phupaichitkul, Sriracha education officer, Kantatach Butrkham, schoolmaster,
kamnan of Bowin, members of the elementary education primary committee, khao
chee committee and community leaders cheered them on.
Eastern Seaboard Environmental Complex (ESBEC) and Waste
Management Siam Co., Ltd. (WMS) recently sponsored new computers for the
Baan Khao Tabak School to utilize on the school’s internet project
initiated by central government. The school can also use the computers as a
more efficient tool to keep students’ data, and students can learn basic
computer skills for their future.
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