Class of Future
Fresh ideas. Fearless creativity. The next generation is here to shake things up! Let’s give them the stage, listen to their vision, and watch them turn dreams into reality. The future isn’t coming—it’s already happening!
Fresh ideas. Fearless creativity. The next generation is here to shake things up! Let’s give them the stage, listen to their vision, and watch them turn dreams into reality. The future isn’t coming—it’s already happening!
Breaking Boundaries: How Pup Tanyapat's Winning Artwork Challenges Our Relationship with AI
Breaking Boundaries: How Pup Tanyapat's Winning Artwork Challenges Our Relationship with AI
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2026
Young Thai artist captures technology's dual nature with thought-provoking bomb-and-keyboard compositionThe 14-Year-Old Champion Who Dances Through Life's Challenges
The 14-Year-Old Champion Who Dances Through Life's Challenges
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2026
Bangkok Patana student Varissa 'Tinn' Asavathiratham proves excellence knows no limits, balancing world titles with academic brillianceFrom Thailand to Switzerland: Tarika’s case for studying hospitality
From Thailand to Switzerland: Tarika’s case for studying hospitality
FRIDAY, JANUARY 02, 2026
Thai student Tarika Thamrongnawasawat shares how EHL in Switzerland inspired her to study hospitality—building skills, confidence and independence beyond “just hotels”.From scars to strength: a project inspiring self-acceptance and self-love
From scars to strength: a project inspiring self-acceptance and self-love
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2025
Based on a true story drawn from her own life, 16-year-old Aim Wanglee has developed a heartfelt project to inspire young people towards self-acceptance and self-love.From waste to wealth: Thai students’ invention turns oil into biofuel
From waste to wealth: Thai students’ invention turns oil into biofuel
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2025
A group of young innovators from King’s College International School Bangkok has developed the Drip Drop Machine, a pioneering solution that enables street vendors and remote communities to recycle used cooking oil (UCO) while earning money in return.The Teen Who Turned Eczema Into Enterprise: How a 17-Year-Old Built a Social Impact Skincare Brand
The Teen Who Turned Eczema Into Enterprise: How a 17-Year-Old Built a Social Impact Skincare Brand
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2025
Phillips Exeter student creates sustainable soap company that employs disabled youth and transforms agricultural wasteTeen Pioneer Tackles Thailand's Learning Disability Crisis with Digital Innovation
Teen Pioneer Tackles Thailand's Learning Disability Crisis with Digital Innovation
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2025
CareConnect offers personalized learning resources for students with diverse needs.Insects can lead the world towards sustainability, says Amino Insecto president
Insects can lead the world towards sustainability, says Amino Insecto president
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2025
Amid the global transition towards sustainability, a 16-year-old president of Amino Insecto has embarked on her journey to raise awareness of insect consumption for better food security and quality of life.How a pioneering project is facilitating the rehab of women prisoners
How a pioneering project is facilitating the rehab of women prisoners
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2024
In the heart of Bangkok, a quiet transformation is unfolding. Kuntee "Get" Poolvoraluk, a 17-year-old senior at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania, United States, has launched a pioneering project using virtual reality (VR) technology to support women prisoners in Thailand, revolutionising their path to rehabilitation.Revitalising Thai wisdom with modern science: Trinity Jantarach addresses health needs of the underprivileged
Revitalising Thai wisdom with modern science: Trinity Jantarach addresses health needs of the underprivileged
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2024
As health disparities continue to widen, 17-year-old Trinity Jantarach is making strides to address the overlooked struggles of Thailand’s underprivileged. Identifying the communities where living conditions leave people vulnerable to chronic skin issues and infections, she is providing solutions by integrating her two perspectives: traditional Thai knowledge and modern science.