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THE 9TH LOW CARBON SCHOOL PROJECT COMES ALIVE

School number 9 22nd September 2009

Grand opening of Wat Boondarikaram school

The ninth school on our list was dually
opened on the 22nd September, sup-
ported by Kandaburi Resort and spa,
and Imperial Boat house.


Once again a man for koh Samui Dep-

uty Mayor, Khun Suraphong arrives to
preside over the opening.
Children were dressed in Traditional
Thai costumes.
Also Present at the event were Urs
from Paradise beach, John Ens form
Rocky, Khun Paisal or “Mor wee” from
the Tessban, Rubio form Imperial Boat
house with his team. Fish in a Bottle, small
In the following pages once again the multicolored fish that eat
schools come up top class in their pres- the larva of mosquitoes
entations and determination to follow great fort he garden
through with the Low Carbon School ponds
projects.

Michael being presented with a recycled gift

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Making the blue bags for the EM, and khun Dom in his garden

Khun Sarod, one of the Teachers at

the school, working with the chil-
dren to collect the leaves and
separate the garbage.

THOSE THAT The recycling pens

MATTER ARE THE
CHILDREN INT A great combined effort
between Kandaburi and
HES EPICTURES Imperial Boat house to set
WHOA RE up and construct the pens,
WILLING TO the only cost came form
MAKE A the corrugated roof and
the green next the wood
COMMITMENT, was supplied by a local
ARE YOU? contractor for free on koh
samui, Thanks Jimmy Say

In full production recycled egg boxes and paper.

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Fish rings and the girls rolling paper for making gifts

Games to be played ABOVE,

RECYCLED PAPER
Khun Sarod and the pu-
pils drawing what they PRODUCTS, ONE
think how the world DAY SOONW E
should look like. SHALL BEGIN TO
Some great painters out SELL THEIR
there, children have great
PRODUCTS IN
imagination and style all
of their own. LOCAL FAIRS!

The kitchen gardens taking shape

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Pictures can speak better than words!