St. Joseph Mae Ramad School Organizes Volunteer Activities to Honor His Majesty the King on His Birthday
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Last updated: 4 Aug 2026
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Recently, St. Joseph Mae Ramad School demonstrated its unwavering loyalty and gratitude to His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua on the auspicious occasion of His Majesty's Birthday. Sister Piamarie Patcharee Suntornpian, the school director, entrusted teachers and students to collectively organize beneficial volunteer activities.
These volunteer efforts took place at Wat Pa Khanechue in Mae Ramad District, Tak Province. Teachers and students actively participated in various tasks, including collecting litter scattered around the temple grounds, cleaning restrooms to ensure hygiene, and improving the landscape within the temple premises to enhance its cleanliness and tidiness. This public service not only contributed to the beauty and cleanliness of the temple but also showcased the unity and determined spirit of doing good for the wider community.
The primary objectives of organizing this event, beyond dedicating merit to His Majesty the King, were to instill virtuous qualities and positive values in the students, specifically:
Instilling Public Spirit: Fostering a sense of helping and sharing for the benefit of society.
Promoting Social Responsibility: Encouraging students to recognize their role and responsibility in environmental preservation and community development.
Fostering a Consciousness of Public Service: Promoting altruism and the joy of performing good deeds without expecting returns.
Jointly Developing Public Areas: Encouraging students to participate in maintaining and developing public spaces to be clean, orderly, and livable.
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School hopes that this activity will be part of creating a livable society and nurturing young people to grow into good, quality citizens who are ready to contribute to the nation's future.
These volunteer efforts took place at Wat Pa Khanechue in Mae Ramad District, Tak Province. Teachers and students actively participated in various tasks, including collecting litter scattered around the temple grounds, cleaning restrooms to ensure hygiene, and improving the landscape within the temple premises to enhance its cleanliness and tidiness. This public service not only contributed to the beauty and cleanliness of the temple but also showcased the unity and determined spirit of doing good for the wider community.
The primary objectives of organizing this event, beyond dedicating merit to His Majesty the King, were to instill virtuous qualities and positive values in the students, specifically:
Instilling Public Spirit: Fostering a sense of helping and sharing for the benefit of society.
Promoting Social Responsibility: Encouraging students to recognize their role and responsibility in environmental preservation and community development.
Fostering a Consciousness of Public Service: Promoting altruism and the joy of performing good deeds without expecting returns.
Jointly Developing Public Areas: Encouraging students to participate in maintaining and developing public spaces to be clean, orderly, and livable.
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School hopes that this activity will be part of creating a livable society and nurturing young people to grow into good, quality citizens who are ready to contribute to the nation's future.
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