“The BMA has the policy to create quality areas of study to increase quality learning spaces for children and young people. The city we are building today is for a new generation of young children who will be the masters of this city in the future,” Bangkok Governor Chatchat Sittipunt said at the “Bangkok is doing good…at Thonburi” event at Bangkhunnon Park.
Mr Chardcart said future education might not be as important as authentic practical learning. Because education is based on curriculum, but the real world changes quickly. Children and young people must learn to behave in society, which is essential for their future. Next, the Bangkok city government will open the school area as a learning centre; from Monday to Friday, it will be expanded to Saturday and Sunday, providing a learning area for the public around the clock. The stakeholders of Bangkhunnon Gardens are the neighbourhood’s people, and the BMA is only responsible for the management. Therefore, the area must be open for people to use. For a city to grow, it must be united and connected; that is, the public sector, the private sector, the academic sector and the community must all work together. .We may have different opinions, but even different positions also have many common goals; we should work together in unity, don’t mind and care about each other’s ramifications, and must allow citizens in the community to participate. We all need to work together and make the city better.
“Bangkok is doing good…at Thonburi” is an event organised by various departments such as Bangkok, regional offices, Thonburi side network, etc. Children’s Development Foundation, Stories of the Homeless, and Local Communities also participate and provide venues for those activities with music and art performances to stimulate community economic reactivation.
Today (07/10/22), 15:00 – 20:00 at Bangkhunnon Park. The activities are rich in content, including free play corner, love reading, face painting, blackboard, puppet, bamboo bug, cloth bag painting, etc. The Tree Yard of the Food Homeless Center in Bangkok’s Noi Community has 2 other event stages, the main stage and the cultural stage.
Through the cultural stage, there are performances such as lion dance, Thonburi River Story Dance, Long Drum, White Face Magic, Old Magic Thai Angron Music and Tale of Leaves.
The main stage has the following activities: performances by youth bands from TTB Bangkok’s Noi Fai-Fah Learning Center, including Beau and The Voice, as well as performance groups from Me Records and Home Run Music, including Playground, T Jetset’er, RubyTan, Cincin, And the concert culminates with a performance by Lek Greasy Cafe. Representatives from the Office of the Health Promotion Fund (ThaiHealth), the Education Equity Fund (NESDB) and Governor Chadcart also watched.
Citizens who missed the above activities can still participate in the remaining three days. The dates and locations are as follows:
July 17 (Sunday)
3 pm to 8 pm
Ai Park Bangkok
July 24 (Sunday)
3 pm to 8 pm
Thawi Wanarom Park
July 31 (Sunday)
7:00am to 8:00pm
Phutthatas Inthapanyo Archives (Garden Mok Bangkok ), located in Wachirabenjathat Park (Rot Fai Park), Chatuchak District.
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