The goal is to enable students and parents to earn a living from the lessons they learn from the programme's activities. They said they enjoyed growing a mangrove forest in their community and helping collect rubbish at Pak Duat beach in front of the school. They also helped their parents raise mussels at Pak Duat beach, which they use to make fish sauce for sale, with the knowledge they obtained from the programme. Adul Sakolviroj, 66, head of a group of parents at the school, said the programme is beneficial to his community. Ms Oumpornrant said the majority of students in her school are from low-income families and that their parents are fishermen.

Source: Bangkok Post May 10, 2021 00:00 UTC