At Ban Suay Long School in Nong Khai, Thailand. We are committed to creating an innovative and eco-friendly learning environment. Our goal is to empower students with green technologies and holistic education, developing eco school models that integrate practical solutions.

This diverse curriculum equips students with essential skills for the future. By focusing on climate change adaptation, we prepare students to tackle environmental challenges with resilience and proactive strategies to mitigate climate impacts.

Many schools in rural Thailand lack the infrastructure and resources to teach sustainability and environmental conservation effectively. This gap leaves students unprepared to tackle pressing environmental challenges, including the increasing phenomenon of global boiling, where record-high temperatures lead to severe and prolonged heatwaves.

Without practical training in climate change adaptation, students miss the opportunity to develop the skills and mindset necessary for creating a sustainable future.

Our mission is to build a sustainable green building that provides students with hands-on experience in renewable energy, water conservation, and sustainable agriculture. This approach aims to deepen their connection with nature and inspire them to become environmental change-makers.

Additionally, this green building will serve as a community hub for environmental activities in Ban Suay Long village, allowing students to develop their social and collaborative skills through active engagement with the villagers.

By supporting our project, you will help us build a green building that will create a lasting impact on students and the community. Your contributions will enable us to incorporate innovative green technologies such as solar panels, green roofs, sustainable construction, educational materials, and a regenerative farm that supplies food for school lunches.

The total estimated cost for the building is 1,350,000 Thai Baht. This includes the main structure, green roof, solar energy system, furniture, and all above. Your support is essential to completing this project.

One crucial design consideration for a green roof is its weight, as additional layers are needed to support the soil and vegetation. It's also essential to account for the increased weight during the rainy season when the roof absorbs water. There are different types of green roofs, each with varying weights.

We've designed a wider foundation with several poles to hold the structure. A reinforced cross-shaped foundation connects the walls and poles, with additional exterior poles for roof support. The walls will bear some weight, and rebar mesh in the floor foundation ensures stability.