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Khao Lak School Project

March 2007 | December 2006 | October 2005


KHAO LAK AND RAWAI SCHOOL PROJECT
03rd MARCH 2007 / CHILDREN’S DAY



Back row from left: Hajo Von Keller (President SKAL), Nathalie (Evason Management Trainee), Claude Sauter (Vice President SKAL), Khun Nop (Evason Sport & Activity Manager) together with the children and teachers.

The Skal Phuket decided to organize a Children’s day for the three schools in Khao Lak and one in Rawai, which Skal Phuket is now also sponsoring. A total of 12 children (6 from Khao Lak and 6 from Rawai) joined the children day together with their respective teachers.

On the 03rd of March in the morning we all met at the Phuket Zoo for the first visit of the day.
The children had a lot of fun watching the elephant show and the monkey show and you could see real happiness in their eyes. It was also a good visit for us (Hajo & Claude) as we were visiting the Zoo for the first time, although we thought the Zoo could do with some maintenance and cleaning. Anyway, the kids enjoyed themselves and this was the most important.

At about 12.30, we all felt hungry and went to have a nice lunch at a seafood restaurant next to the Phuket Zoo. Lot’s of food were display, but after 2 hours all plates were empty and all tummies full! With Hajo, we thought, ummm now it’s time for a nap… but this was not on the children agenda! They knew, we still have more things to do in the afternoon and the nap was postponed to some other time!

Back in the mini bus (graciously offer by AsianTrails and Hoteltravel.com, thank you Beat & Fredy!) and drive down to Phuket Aquarium, but before that we stop at the Mangrove reforestation project where Evason Phuket has replanted thousands of mangrove trees.

This was our educational stop and indeed very interesting as the Evason team (Thank you for spending the whole day with us!) explain to the children how important the mangrove is to the coastal zone by preventing coastal erosion and providing habitats for wildlife.

We then drive down to the Aquarium for the last stop of the day.

The visit of the Aquarium was great, especially since the renovation. We finish with some ice cream and give all kids the educational books and toys that we bought for them,

Over all it was a great day for all of us and the kids had a lot of fun and they simply asked; “When is the next one?”


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Last Updated : 10 April, 2007