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French IS, 17-22 February 2025

We are beyond excited to have welcomed over 90 adventurous students to our campus for an unforgettable journey packed with fun and learning! The adventure kicked off with an immersive dive into Thai culture, where the students had the chance to explore and understand the traditions and way of life that would shape the rest of their experience in Thailand.

The excitement really began with Community Service—a day where the students, full of energy and teamwork, took on the challenge of creating a concrete ground for local students in the blazing heat. It wasn’t all hard work, though! During breaks, they connected with local kids over a friendly football game, breaking down language barriers and forging bonds through the universal language of sport.

Next, the students ventured to an Elephant Sanctuary, where they got up close and personal with these majestic creatures. They learned how elephants are not just beloved animals but also an integral part of Thai culture, deeply rooted in the country’s history and traditions. It was a day of awe and respect as they bonded with these gentle giants.

The following day brought an important environmental lesson as we headed into the forest to tackle climate change. In a world increasingly affected by forest fires, the students rolled up their sleeves to help create firebreaks, which play a crucial role in preventing wildfires from spreading. They also participated in forest restoration by planting seeds, contributing to the renewal of Thailand's precious green spaces.

On the last day of the trip, the focus shifted to Social Issues, with a particular emphasis on the challenges faced by Thailand’s minority groups—those who live without Thai citizenship. The students had the chance to visit a local village, engaging in meaningful activities with the community and gaining insight into the lives of people who are often overlooked.

Each of these incredible activities brought the students closer to understanding Thai culture, the urgency of climate action, and the complexities of social justice. As facilitators, we couldn’t be prouder of how these young minds embraced every challenge and opportunity. We’re confident they’ll leave with unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for the world around them, ready to share what they’ve learned with others back home.












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Traidhos Three-Generation Community for Learning includes Prem Tinsulanonda International School

234 Moo 3 Huay Sai Mae Rim Chiang Mai 50180 Thailand

Telephone: +66 (0)53 301 472 Fax. +66 (0)53 301 507

E-mail : info@threegeneration.org

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