Bangkok Patana School Joins the Alliance of Sustainable Schools
Bangkok Patana School has taken a significant step forward in its commitment to environmental stewardship by joining The Alliance of […]
Bangkok Patana School has taken a significant step forward in its commitment to environmental stewardship by joining The Alliance of Sustainable Schools (TASS) and signing the Charter for Sustainable Schools. This pivotal move highlights the school’s dedication to fostering sustainable practices and positioning itself as a leader in the global educational movement towards a cleaner, greener planet.
By signing the Charter, Bangkok Patana pledges to align its operations, curriculum and community initiatives with TASS’s principles. These include reducing carbon footprints, embedding sustainability in teaching and learning, minimising waste, conserving resources and encouraging biodiversity. Importantly, this membership opens up invaluable opportunities for our students to engage in collaboration with other like-minded students worldwide. Sharing innovative strategies, benchmarking progress, and participating in joint projects will enable the school to expand its impact while benefitting from the collective knowledge and creativity of the global TASS community.
Sustainability has long been at the heart of Bangkok Patana’s ethos. With initiatives such as our extensive solar-powered energy systems, waste management programmes, and sustainable campus design, the school has already laid a strong foundation for environmental responsibility. Joining TASS elevates these efforts, offering a platform to exchange ideas and tackle global challenges alongside other schools that share the same vision.
The Charter signing ceremony, held at our Bangkok Patana’s lush, green campus, was attended by students, academic staff and business staff, representing the collective commitment of all stakeholders.
The school’s sustainability efforts are firmly rooted in our curriculum. From conducting science experiments on renewable energy to engaging in eco-focused art projects, students are empowered to address environmental challenges with creativity and purpose.