The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Club of the Thai Bankers’ Association (TBA), together with member banks, organised a financial literacy outreach programme for primary school students at Wat Khlong Kao School, Samutprakan Province. The initiative aims to equip young students with essential financial knowledge and instil positive financial habits from an early age, laying a strong foundation for their future well-being and financial resilience.
The programme was designed to be age-appropriate and interactive, encouraging students to learn through hands-on activities. Key topics included basic money management, saving, responsible spending, and simple financial planning, enabling students to apply what they learned in their daily lives.
On the same occasion, the CSR Club and member banks also made a donation to support the renovation and development of the school’s medical room. This contribution helps enhance student health and safety, while improving the learning environment and supporting the holistic development of students.
Mr. Rawee Angthong, the Chairperson of the CSR Club, Thai Bankers’ Association, said “The banking sector firmly believes that financial literacy is a vital life skill that should be nurtured from an early age. Providing children with the right financial knowledge at the primary level helps shape responsible financial behaviour in the long term. At the same time, a safe and supportive school environment is essential for effective learning. This collective effort by our member banks reflects our shared commitment to developing young people and contributing to the sustainable progress of Thai society.”
This collaborative initiative highlights the ongoing role of the Thai banking sector in driving sustainable social development by delivering tangible impact through both youth financial education and improvements to school well-being and community infrastructure.
