Danish Lego donates bricks to Thai children

Danish toy company Lego has donated 80 kilos of toy bricks to poor school children in Thailand. The many boxes of Lego bricks were received last week by the 140 pupils of the school and they are now part of classes with the motto “playing and learning”, Danish media reports.

The blocks are part of a project where travel agency Spies has built a library in Khao Sok, 200 kilometers from Phuket.

”Since we started the project many have decided to help,” said Torben Andersen, head of communications of at Spies.

He was in Khao Sok when the many boxes of bricks were delivered.

”Together with companies like Lego we have created an exciting project. The school and library mean that the children will have the opportunity to learn English,” he said.

Spies has also donated computers and books for the school and library. According to Torben Andersen, learning English will help give the children a future.

”Tourism in Thailand is growing rapidly these years. That also means that in the future there will be a demand for young people who can help the country’s many tourists. At the same time it is important that the children have the opportunity to go to school.”

He said the seeing the kids’ reactions when the opened the boxes of Lego was a big experience.

Source: jv.dk

One Comment on “Danish Lego donates bricks to Thai children”

  1. I tip my hat for the Lego family. In my view the Lego family is far superior to Maersk, which is now run by tired people. In the old days the saying goes: When the horse cannot perform optimally it’s time to retire it and let it live the rest of its life enjoying the green grass.

    There are quite a few Maersk people who are in this category.

    I believe that the the spirit in Maersk has to change dramatically. Mr. Moller had become a dinosaur not belonging to this century. It’s really amusing that he insisted to be called Mr. Moller. That tells a lot about himself.

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