Amnesty International visited Garden International School (GIS) to help students learn about human rights.
Four workers from the international charity visited GIS, which is based in Ban Chang near Pattaya, on November 25. They took part in Primary and Secondary assemblies, encouraging students to be more aware about world issues. They also showed students how their own voices could be powerful and help bring about change.
The power of post! A GIS student sends off a letter of support.
A special ‘post office’ was created in the Library where students could write or sign letters to various political prisoners around the world. The event was organised by Head of English Mr Beales.
GIS students spend time writing letters in support of human rights.
Comparing notes: GIS students compose letters for Amnesty International.
An Amnesty worker talks to GIS students in special assemblies.
