This remote school is located in T. Wung Thong, A. Wung Somboon, a far reached corner of Sra Kaew Province near the borners of Chantaburi and Chachensao
The School comprises:
- 52 Students (Kindergarten to 6th grade). There used to be over 140 students back in 1997, but later dropped down due to enforcement of the reserved forests nearby (where homesteaders were force out from the area).
- 4 Teachers
- A Lunch supplement program, with their fish pond and vegetable farm
Support needed
- Computer desks and chairs – 8 sets
- Foods to supplement their insufficient lunch program. These could be rice, instant noodles, dried food or money. Please note that one of the motives for the children to attend school is that they have something to eat for lunch. They did not expect too much in the quality of education provided.
Now we will show what we donated to the school. But first we had to get there! It was about 200 Km from Jomtien.
Now some photos of the Children’s’ Day fun on 11th January 2014
Philip Wall-Morris handing over Water Drip Filters for the Baan Klong Chon School 
President Graham Hunt-Crowley hands over 43,130 Baht for the classroom corridor tiling at Baan Klong Chon School 
Kamoldej (Giovanni) Sanguankeo handing over supplies for the Baan Klong Chon School 
President Graham Hunt-Crowley officially hands over the computer desks and chairs, worth 16,350 Baht 
Werner Schondorff handing over a donation 
The students growing their own Morning Glory. There are other vegetables in their Market Garden 
Morning Glory is a main crop and good for their diet. 
The Cassava field has been harvested 
The fish pond – They are contructing a larger pond on the school grounds
