Every second Saturday of January is National Children's Day. Schools, government offices, and private organizations regularly hold activities for children every year.

Some schools have activities from morning onwards, both within the school and on field trips, allowing children to learn happily.

A significant event is the Government House, which gives children the opportunity to sit in the Prime Minister's chair, fostering a sense of national leadership from a young age. Military camps open their doors for children to visit tanks, cannons, airplanes, and much more.

Planetariums, museums, amusement parks, and shopping malls also organize activities for children to play and learn enjoyably...

Some children may learn and ignite their own dreams, preparing them to pursue their chosen careers in the future.

These positive activities help children develop creativity, intelligence, morality, and a greater love for their nation, religion, and community.

If we nurture the power of children to grow into good, strong adults with compassionate hearts, self-reliance, and the ability to help their families and communities, living a life of sufficiency, then we will have a brighter future. No matter what events may occur—natural disasters, diseases, or war.

These young people will become strong seeds, growing into resilient adults, a force for the nation, driving Thailand forward steadily and sustainably...