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Office of the Basic Education Commission
OBEC Intervention Office of the Basic Education Commission Ministry of Education
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1999 National Education Act
Thai Education Policy 1997 Constitution 1999 National Education Act All Thai citizen have the right and duty to obtain 12 - year Education Provision 9 - year Compulsory Education (Children, youth, women, the elderly, the underprivileged, the people with disabilities and gifted person)
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Schools Expanded schools 7,082 Primary school 28,470
(10 Jun 2014) Primary school ,470 Expanded schools 7,082 Secondary schools ,358 Welfare schools Special need schools Total ,922
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Students Total 7,114,804 Pre-primary 900,666 Primary 3,291,578
(10 Jun 2014) Pre-primary ,666 Primary ,291,578 Lower secondary ,789,585 Upper secondary ,132,975 Total ,114,804
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Stateless Students Year Students Budget (baht) 2554 45,733 162,415,237
(10 Jun 2014) Year Students Budget (baht) 2554 45,733 162,415,237 2555 54,748 197,957,829 2556 57,597 205,894,150
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OBEC Policies Aspect 1: Emphasis on students 1. Students acquire important competencies and academic ability to International student as follow. 2. Students are installed with ethics, moral values, in harmony, reconciliation, conformity, patriotism, devoutness, imperial loyalty, pride with Thainess, drug free, drug free, as well as have proper characters and social skills. 3.Students with special needs are developed to their highest potential.
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OBEC Policies Aspect 1: Emphasis on students 3.Students with special needs are developed to their highest potential Disadvantaged children gain opportunities to receive quality education in accordance with curriculum learning standards and individual identity. Students who are educated by home schooling, entrepreneurs, private organizations, alterative education are developed with quality education. Children who need special protection and assistance receive necessary help and treat in various forms.
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Action plan (2016-2018) 5 strategies on migrant and non-Thai children
Provide the opportunity in education for all children Develop the educational quality and standards Life skills development, livelihood skills, and career Develop the effective personnel administrative Develop educational administrative system and mechanism.
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Challenges Database and information of migrant child, reach to unreached child. Specialist in this areas. Educators and teachers capacity building in inclusive education. Adaptation of National curriculum Quality of education Participation from all sectors Coordination and collaboration both Government agency and private sectors. Policies implementation and practice. Budgeting: allocation, equity, and more effective. Child Rights sensitization to all sectors.
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