Fak Tha Wittaya School
Fak Tha Wittaya School is a high school in Fak Tha District, Uttaradit, Thailand.
History
Fak Tha Wittaya School is a medium-sized secondary school located at 41 Moo 1, Fak Tha Subdistrict, Fak Tha District, Uttaradit Province, Thailand, approximately 125 kilometers from the provincial capital. The school was originally established on May 17, 1956, as an upper primary school under the Department of General Education.Initially located at Wat Mahathat Community School, it was later relocated to Wat Wang Khwan before moving to its current location in 1958. The school received government funding to construct a 108L-type building on a 63-rai campus and began offering lower secondary education.
In 1974, the school was upgraded to a full-fledged coeducational secondary school and renamed "Fak Tha Wittaya School" under Ministry of Education order No. S 224/2517. By 1976, it had a complete lower secondary program and, in 1990, expanded to offer upper secondary education. That same year, the school received a Royal Award for Outstanding Small Secondary School.
As of 1992, Fak Tha Wittaya School offers a complete secondary education program from Mathayom 1 to Mathayom 6.
School's emblem
- Elephant, representing community relations and a school that collaborates in education.
- Candle, representing glory and success by combining the power of education between communities and school.
School's colours
- Purple
- Green is the exuberance of the tree, as the knowledge grows.