St. Joseph Mae Ramat Students Secure Second Runner-Up in Tak Province TO BE NUMBER ONE COVER DANCE Competition 2026

On August 19, 2026, St. Joseph Mae Ramat School dispatched a team of students to participate in the "COVER DANCE: Show the Power of Youth, Create Without Drugs" competition. This event was a highlight of the Tak Province TO BE NUMBER ONE Member Rally 2026, held at the Tak Provincial Hall Auditorium. Sister Pia Marie Patcharee Sunthornpian, Director of St. Joseph Mae Ramat School, assigned Ms. Jirathorn Singka and Mr. Manop Amatapirom as the coaches responsible for training and guiding the students in this prestigious competition.

The competition was organized by the Mental Health and Drug Abuse Group of the Tak Provincial Public Health Office. The opening ceremony was graced by Mr. Athorn Pimchanok, Deputy Governor of Tak Province, and judged by a panel of esteemed experts. The primary objectives of the competition were to encourage youth to utilize their free time beneficially through dance and creative expression, foster unity and teamwork, and promote active participation in TO BE NUMBER ONE activities aimed at preventing drug use and encouraging a drug-free lifestyle.

The results brought immense pride to the school, as the students from St. Joseph Mae Ramat School achieved the admirable Second Runner-Up position, receiving a trophy and a certificate as a testament to their talent and dedication. The students who brought honor to the school are:

Miss Esther M.1/1
Miss Laksika Photpitaksakul M.1/3
Miss Ornuch Atom M.1/1
Miss Jirarut Boonko M.4/2
Mr. Juline M.4/2
Miss Savika Padungsansap M.4/2
Miss Nopin Rojcsaengsitkul M.4/2
Miss Yanika Doikaewkhaw M.6/1

St. Joseph Mae Ramat School extends its sincere appreciation and congratulations to the dedicated coaches and all participating students for their hard work, commitment, and outstanding performance. Their efforts have not only brought recognition and pride to the school and community but have also exemplified the core values of the TO BE NUMBER ONE project: fostering productive leisure time and safeguarding youth from the dangers of drug abuse.