Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School Launches "New Gen Safe Drive and No Drug" Program for Student Safety
Last updated: 17 Jul 2026
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On July 15, 2026, Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School, recognizing the crucial importance of developing quality citizens, proudly hosted the "New Gen Safe Drive and No Drug: Young Generation Safe Driving, Far from Drugs" project. This initiative was designed for students in Mathayom 3 and Mathayom 4, with the primary goal of enhancing their understanding and equipping them with essential skills for safe daily living and staying clear of harmful substances.
The program benefited immensely from the expertise of lecturers from the Tak City Police Station, who graciously shared their knowledge with the students. The engaging sessions covered two vital areas: safe road usage and traffic safety, including traffic laws, driving etiquette, and accident prevention strategies, alongside drug prevention and resolution education. This dual focus aimed to raise students' awareness of the dangers of drug abuse and empower them with methods to refuse, avoid, and seek help in risky situations.
The core objectives of organizing this comprehensive project were to foster holistic development in our youth:
Instill Traffic Discipline Awareness: Encourage students to understand and strictly adhere to traffic laws for their own safety and that of others.
Promote Road Safety: Raise awareness of potential hazards and effective accident prevention techniques while using vehicles.
Build Drug Immunity: Empower students to recognize the severe consequences of drug abuse and develop skills to protect themselves from involvement with illicit substances.
Foster Appropriate Behavior: Develop students' attitudes and behaviors to be constructive, benefiting themselves, society, and the nation.
Apply Knowledge in Daily Life: Enable students to effectively and safely apply the knowledge and skills gained in their daily routines.
Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School is dedicated to being an integral part of nurturing qualified and socially responsible young individuals who will become significant contributors to the nation's future development.
The program benefited immensely from the expertise of lecturers from the Tak City Police Station, who graciously shared their knowledge with the students. The engaging sessions covered two vital areas: safe road usage and traffic safety, including traffic laws, driving etiquette, and accident prevention strategies, alongside drug prevention and resolution education. This dual focus aimed to raise students' awareness of the dangers of drug abuse and empower them with methods to refuse, avoid, and seek help in risky situations.
The core objectives of organizing this comprehensive project were to foster holistic development in our youth:
Instill Traffic Discipline Awareness: Encourage students to understand and strictly adhere to traffic laws for their own safety and that of others.
Promote Road Safety: Raise awareness of potential hazards and effective accident prevention techniques while using vehicles.
Build Drug Immunity: Empower students to recognize the severe consequences of drug abuse and develop skills to protect themselves from involvement with illicit substances.
Foster Appropriate Behavior: Develop students' attitudes and behaviors to be constructive, benefiting themselves, society, and the nation.
Apply Knowledge in Daily Life: Enable students to effectively and safely apply the knowledge and skills gained in their daily routines.
Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School is dedicated to being an integral part of nurturing qualified and socially responsible young individuals who will become significant contributors to the nation's future development.
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