Eulogia Language School

Today, we held our graduation ceremony to conclude the 2025–26 school year.

Through performances, artwork, and presentations they had prepared throughout the year, the students shared how much they had grown.

As the event time approached, parents began bringing food to share together, and members of Chiang Mai Jungang Church Women’s Missionary Society kindly came and prepared tteokbokki for everyone.

The event began with the students serving as hosts, and throughout the dance performances, choir, and musical presentations, parents were busy standing up and taking photos.

We then recognized students who achieved outstanding academic performance throughout the year and also presented awards for student presentations.

Thanks to all the food everyone prepared, we enjoyed a plentiful lunch together and shared a meaningful time of fellowship.

Afterward, the students’ long-awaited Merit Store began. After working hard to earn merits throughout the semester, many students left with bags full of prizes.

Now, the school begins its summer break.

We give all thanks and glory to God for guiding us safely through this semester and another school year.

Hallelujah!

Our students had a very busy day today preparing for tomorrow’s closing ceremony.

In the morning, they attended classes, and in the afternoon, they had presentation classes, event preparations, and practice sessions. Even with their busy schedule, it was wonderful to see everyone participating happily and enthusiastically.

They seem proud to show their parents what they have worked so hard to prepare. At the same time, with the long-awaited summer vacation beginning tomorrow, they also seem very excited and full of anticipation.

A child’s confidence does not grow from big achievements alone, but from the experience of “clearing” small missions one by one.
Rather than praising a child’s natural intelligence, praise the effort they made to solve difficult problems and the moments in which they grew.

Children who dream of becoming flight attendants,
teachers, artists, music therapists,
and children who have so many dreams that they still cannot choose just one.

Every child has different dreams.
Sometimes we find ourselves pleasantly surprised, thinking,
“I didn’t know this child had such a dream.”

We look forward to the day when our children
hold on to their dreams
and soar confidently into a changing world.

Today, the children also spent a busy afternoon preparing for Friday’s event.
They already seem excited about showing the things they have made to their parents.

This week is the final week of this semester and school year.

As we prepare for Friday’s closing ceremony,
the students are busy once again today.

They are studying hard
to achieve even a little better result,
and today they also have their Thai final exams.

As they finish another school year,
they are writing their “My Dream” reports
and preparing for the art exhibition and choir performance for the closing ceremony as well.

Time passes so faithfully.
Whenever something begins,
there is eventually an end.

All we can do
is simply do our best
through each step of the process.

Creativity is not a talent that only special people have.

Rather than suddenly creating something completely new,
it is the ability to look at familiar things from a different perspective
and make new connections.

Even when looking at the same problem,
some people only try to find the correct answer,
while others ask if there might be a better way.

Creativity begins with that very question.

Consistency is not about
repeating the exact same actions perfectly every single day.

It is the attitude of continuing on
without giving up,
even when we make mistakes,
slow down for a while,
or need time to rest.

Children do not grow overnight.

They grow little by little
through the daily process of learning,
falling,
and trying again.

And in the end,
that consistency changes their lives
and shapes their future.

"Questions make children grow."

Curiosity-driven questions are the ultimate engine that expands a child's critical thinking and creativity.