How Sport Helps to Develop Leadership Qualities
The Prem Panthers Athletic programmes motto is ‘Respect, Resilience, Commitment’ and as such we want to teach our young athletes […]
On Tuesday 3 October 2017, A.Tiew, A.Boo and 10 Grade 12 Thai A students met Chiangmai Governor Prawin Chamniprasart at Chiangmai City Hall to present the artificial flowers or Dokmai jan that Prem students made in Thai Language and Culture classes for being used as a tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej . There were also many sectors; government and private agencies and schools’ representatives came to this place to present the sandalwood flowers with the Governor.
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