St. Joseph Mae Ramad School Presents "Banana Creates Value for SJM" Project in Educational Policy Exchange
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Last updated: 20 Jul 2026
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This participation underscores St. Joseph Mae Ramad School's commitment to enhancing educational quality in accordance with the guidelines bestowed by His Majesty King Rama X. A delegation comprising school administrators, teachers, and eight students proudly represented the school at this significant event.
The "Banana Creates Value for SJM" Project
The core of the presentation was the project titled "Banana Creates Value for SJM." This initiative exemplifies the application of the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy and innovation within the educational institution. The project not only promotes learning in agriculture and science but also emphasizes adding value to local agricultural products and developing sustainable vocational skills among students. The presentation meticulously showcased the operational processes, tangible outcomes, and the profound benefits students have gained from their involvement in the project.
Provincial Knowledge Exchange Platform
Organized by the Tak Provincial Education Office, the primary objective of this event was to provide a platform for educational institutions across the province to exchange knowledge and disseminate their operational achievements in concretely implementing His Majesty the King's royal educational policies. This particularly focuses on developing learners with strong ethics, morality, comprehensive knowledge, and appropriate life skills. St. Joseph Mae Ramad School is proud to be a part of this movement to advance education and create positive contributions for the youth and society.
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School extends its sincere gratitude to the Tak Provincial Education Office for organizing this invaluable event and congratulates all participating institutions for their commendable presentations, which are vital forces in elevating the quality of education in Thailand.
The "Banana Creates Value for SJM" Project
The core of the presentation was the project titled "Banana Creates Value for SJM." This initiative exemplifies the application of the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy and innovation within the educational institution. The project not only promotes learning in agriculture and science but also emphasizes adding value to local agricultural products and developing sustainable vocational skills among students. The presentation meticulously showcased the operational processes, tangible outcomes, and the profound benefits students have gained from their involvement in the project.
Provincial Knowledge Exchange Platform
Organized by the Tak Provincial Education Office, the primary objective of this event was to provide a platform for educational institutions across the province to exchange knowledge and disseminate their operational achievements in concretely implementing His Majesty the King's royal educational policies. This particularly focuses on developing learners with strong ethics, morality, comprehensive knowledge, and appropriate life skills. St. Joseph Mae Ramad School is proud to be a part of this movement to advance education and create positive contributions for the youth and society.
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School extends its sincere gratitude to the Tak Provincial Education Office for organizing this invaluable event and congratulates all participating institutions for their commendable presentations, which are vital forces in elevating the quality of education in Thailand.
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