Ao Noi Wittayanikom School in
Prachuap Khiri Khan Province has long served as a second home, nurturing the
local youth. However, the school is currently facing a critical challenge due
to a severe shortage of teaching staff. To maintain maximum instructional efficiency,
the administration introduced a combined-classroom system, bringing two classes
of the same grade level together for Thai language lessons under a single
teacher.
The primary obstacle is that no
existing classroom is large enough to accommodate two full classes
simultaneously. Out of immediate necessity, the cafeteria was converted into a
temporary learning space. Despite the dedication of the teachers and students,
the open-air environment, echoing noise, and frequent distractions inevitably
compromise the students' focus and learning retention.
As a branch of Thai Red Cross
Society, Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Red Cross Chapter is committed to
relieving hardship, elevating quality of life, and supporting youth education
and health. Recognizing that continuing with temporary measures will undermine
educational standards, the chapter proposed renovating an old, structurally
sound vocational workshop building. The goal is to transform it into two
modern, safe, and fully functional combined classrooms—moving students out of
the cafeteria and back into a proper learning environment.
This renovation will resolve the
immediate space deficit while laying a sustainable foundation for future
generations in the Ao Noi community.
The project budget of 1,300,000
THB will fund structural repairs, electrical rewiring, fan installations,
and essential classroom amenities. Once completed, students will benefit from a
focused, quiet environment tailored for learning, while teachers can deliver
lessons effectively in a safe and supportive facility.