The 7-Eleven Stamp Foundation (Stamp Bunnithi), through CP ALL Public Company Limited, the operator of 7-Eleven and 7Delivery, continues to advance its vision that “Education Begins in the Restroom.” Through the handover of the Toilets for Children Project to Satri Si Suriyothai School, the initiative seeks to promote better health, well-being, and hygiene in educational institutions. By providing clean, safe, and accessible restroom facilities, the project helps create a supportive learning environment, recognizing that student well-being is a cornerstone of educational success and a better quality of life for youth.
At the same time, CP ALL continues to advance educational opportunities through the CP ALL CONNEXT ED initiative and its collaboration with Panyapiwat Institute of Management (PIM). The partnership has introduced the local curriculum “Young Tour Guide” and promoted the game of Go among students as a mind sport, helping to create a learning ecosystem that supports youth development from basic well-being to future-ready skills and potential. These efforts reflect CP ALL’s commitment to building Caring Communities and its corporate philosophy of “Giving and Sharing.”
Korsak Chairasmisak, Chairman of the Executive Committee of CP ALL Public Company Limited, together with Yuthasak Poomsurakul, Chief Executive Officer of CP ALL Public Company Limited, led a team of executives and employees in officially handing over facilities under the Toilets for Children Project. The handover was received by Dr. Sornprapa Siripataravich, Director of Satri Si Suriyothai School, at the conference room on the third floor of the Chalerm Phrakiat Queen Suriyothai Building, Satri Si Suriyothai School
For Satri Si Suriyothai School, CP ALL renovated student restroom facilities located on the first and fourth floors of the school building, with a strong focus on cleanliness, hygiene, safety, and privacy. The improvements were designed to ensure that students can feel confident and comfortable in their school environment while maintaining their physical and mental well-being. By providing a safe and hygienic space, the project helps create an environment where students are fully prepared to learn and develop their potential to the fullest.
The concept of “Education Begins in the Restroom” is rooted in the belief that quality education extends beyond classrooms and curricula. A clean, safe, and supportive environment is equally essential in creating educational opportunities. When students have access to proper hygiene facilities and feel confident and secure at school, they are better prepared to learn, grow, and reach their full potential.
Driven by this belief, CP ALL continues to advance the Toilets for Children Project to help reduce inequalities in educational infrastructure. To date, the project has delivered 1,347 clean and hygienic toilets to 198 schools nationwide, contributing to the continuous improvement of the quality of life and well-being of Thai students across the country.
From Toilets to Classrooms and Future-Ready Skills
In addition to supporting students’ basic well-being, CP ALL continues its collaboration with Satri Si Suriyothai School through the CP ALL CONNEXT ED initiative, creating opportunities for students to develop a diverse range of skills. In partnership with Panyapiwat Institute of Management (PIM), the initiative has introduced the local curriculum “Young Tour Guide” to nurture communication skills, self-confidence, and a sense of pride in local identity and heritage.
The “Young Tour Guide” students led visitors on a tour of five signature learning stations that embody the identity of Satri Si Suriyothai School, including the Queen Suriyothai Royal Heritage Room, the Portrait of Queen Suriyothai, Phra Phuttha Samphannee Si Suriyothai, the Queen Suriyothai Royal Monument, and Burmese Rosewood Tree (Pradu Tree), the school’s symbolic tree. Together, these sites bring the school’s history and heritage to life, transforming them into a “living classroom” where students gain knowledge through direct and meaningful learning experiences.
At the same time, CP ALL also promotes mind sport Go through its support of the school’s Go Club, providing both learning equipment and expert coaching to help students develop critical thinking, analytical, strategic planning, and decision-making skills. Students have also been given the opportunity to participate in the CP ALL GO CUP 2026. Among the participants, “Nong Khanomtan” (Panatchakorn Boonprakong), an eighth-grade student from Class M.2/7, achieved an impressive fifth runner-up finish in the competition.
From better toilets to better learning spaces and future-ready skills, CP ALL’s commitment extends beyond improving physical infrastructure. The company believes that sustainable youth development begins with meeting children’s fundamental needs and creating opportunities for them to develop the knowledge, skills, and potential needed for a brighter future.
More than just a construction project, “Toilets for Children” reflects a collective effort to create a supportive environment for learning and development. The initiative embodies CP ALL’s commitment to “Giving and Sharing” by investing in people, widening access to educational opportunities, and strengthening communities, laying the foundation for sustainable growth and a brighter future for the next generation.
