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Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Begins Their ‘Love Trees and Reduce Global Warming’ ProjectVisith Pinpawong 21.12.2009 | Santa Claus Ditches His Reindeers to Feed 21.12.2009 |
 Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Pattaya recently began their new project ‘Love Trees and Reduce Global Warming’ with the purpose of educating the local youth about the importance of the environment. The project included members from the government and private sectors. |  Underwater World Pattaya celebrates Christmas in style with Santa Claus diving down into the tank to feed over 4,500 fish while Christmas tunes are being played live by traditional Thai instruments. |
Asian University Chosen to Hold Science ExhibitionSiripun Sinbuathong 06.12.2009 | Well Behaved Siracha Students Awarded Education GrantsSiripun Sinbuathong 06.12.2009 |
 The Ministry of Science and Technology recently held a ‘Science Caravan’ project organized by the National Science Museum at the Asian University. The event was flooded with students from Pattaya and Chonburi. |  The Esso Oil Refinery in Siracha recently awarded 286 educational grants valued at 337,600 Baht to well behaved Siracha students with Dr. Mark El Northcut, the President and Manager of Esso Oil Refinery as chairman along with Chonburi Deputy Mayor Sunthorn Rattanawaraha. |
Drugs, Decency & Democracy Seminar Educates Local YouthWoraphan Akaboot 21.11.2009 | Local Mosque Receives 550,000 Baht Government DonationsVisith Pinpawong 21.11.2009 |
 A seminar was recently held to educate local youth in dealing with the three important issues that adversely affect the younger local community. |  Chonburi Provincial Administration Organization has donated 500,000 baht to the Islamic Training Center of the Rueluplor Mosque to build an educational facility consisting of three floors and six classrooms. Pattaya City also donated 50,000 baht to five mosques throughout Pattaya. |
Thailand Hopes to be Next Educational CenterSiripun Sinbuathong 06.11.2009 | Eastern Thailand’s Biggest Amulet Exhibition and Contest to be held in PattayaWoraphan Akaboot, Visith Pinpawong 23.10.2009 |
 International education in Thailand is expected to grow by 10% a year according to the Commerce Ministry. It is expected that the number of foreign students will increase to 100,000 from 30,000 within the next five years |  The Pattaya Amulet Association, in conjunction with the Eastern Amulet Association, will hold the Eastern Amulet Exhibition and Contest from October 24-25 at Pattaya School Number 2, located adjacent to Banglamung City Hall. All proceeds will be donated as scholarships to Pattaya students and to Thailand’s far southern three provinces’ field army. |
Dek Dee Early Learning Center has Offcial OpeningStaff Reporter 23.10.2009 | Certificates of Excellence Presented to Students on National Youth DayStaff Reporter 20.10.2009 |
 Recently, ‘Dek Dee’ (Good Child) Early Learning Center for three to five year olds, located on Ban Chang, celebrated its official opening. |  Five hundred eighty deserving Chonburi students were recently chosen to receive Certificates of Excellence, presented by Chonburi Governor Senee Chittakasem on the occasion of National Youth Day. The event took place at Chonburi Benja Business Administration College. |
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