St. Joseph Mae Ramat School Enhances Student Well-being Through Comprehensive Health and Sexuality Education Program
Last updated: 24 Jun 2026
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On June 22, 2026, St. Joseph Mae Ramat School, recognizing the paramount importance of good health and comprehensive health literacy, partnered with the Mae Ramat Primary Care Unit to host a vital program. This initiative focused on providing thorough health check-ups, eye screenings, and essential health and sexuality education for students in Grades 7 through 12 (Mathayom 1-6).
Key Activities and Objectives
General Health Check-ups: Students received basic physical examinations from medical professionals to assess their general health status and identify any potential health risks early on.
Eye Screening: Emphasizing the significance of clear vision, the Mae Ramat Primary Care Unit conducted comprehensive eye screenings. This aimed to ensure that students with vision problems receive timely attention and appropriate corrective measures.
Health and Sexuality Education: The program provided students with accurate and age-appropriate knowledge on personal hygiene, the physical and emotional changes during adolescence, and critical aspects of sexual health. This education empowers students to make informed decisions and care for themselves safely and responsibly.
This initiative significantly contributes to promoting better health outcomes and preparing students to navigate daily life with confidence, ultimately enhancing their overall quality of life.
St. Joseph Mae Ramat School extends its deepest gratitude to all officials and staff from the Mae Ramat Primary Care Unit for their invaluable support, dedicated time, and excellent cooperation in conducting this highly beneficial activity for our students. This collaborative effort exemplifies the strong partnership between our educational institution and local public health services, working together to elevate the well-being of our youth.
Key Activities and Objectives
General Health Check-ups: Students received basic physical examinations from medical professionals to assess their general health status and identify any potential health risks early on.
Eye Screening: Emphasizing the significance of clear vision, the Mae Ramat Primary Care Unit conducted comprehensive eye screenings. This aimed to ensure that students with vision problems receive timely attention and appropriate corrective measures.
Health and Sexuality Education: The program provided students with accurate and age-appropriate knowledge on personal hygiene, the physical and emotional changes during adolescence, and critical aspects of sexual health. This education empowers students to make informed decisions and care for themselves safely and responsibly.
This initiative significantly contributes to promoting better health outcomes and preparing students to navigate daily life with confidence, ultimately enhancing their overall quality of life.
St. Joseph Mae Ramat School extends its deepest gratitude to all officials and staff from the Mae Ramat Primary Care Unit for their invaluable support, dedicated time, and excellent cooperation in conducting this highly beneficial activity for our students. This collaborative effort exemplifies the strong partnership between our educational institution and local public health services, working together to elevate the well-being of our youth.
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