The site of Ban Kamala Primary School. This is all that remained following the savage waters of the tsunami. As you can see, not a single brick was left standing.

This depends on the amount of money raised. Already we have been able to present 18,000,000 baht to His Majesty the King for the rebuilding of the school. Good progress is being made with the construction and we hope to see everything completed by February 2005. Please check out our photos below which tell the story of the school up to the present stage of construction.

Should you feel that you would like to help us in our efforts to re-build the lives of the children of Kamala please contact us.

Thank you.

The main building was directly adjacent to the shore and, as a result, took the full force of the tsunami.	Pastor Brian holds up the architect's plans for the new school. Construction work has now begun.	Dararat takes down the details of a grandmother who is asking for help. She is struggling to care for her grandchild, following her daughter's death.
The children of the school attend a party hosted by the Phuket Christian Centre on January 6th. Many of these children lost their homes and members of their families.	Pastor Brian is thanked by one of the school children as she receives her gift.	Pastor Nok and the team give out toys to some of the 1000 children who attended the party.

Pastor Brian and Pastor Nok pictured with the Headmaster of Baan Kamala School.	Some of the children utilising the equipment PCC has donated to the school.
Construction is proceeding on the new school: the foundations are laid and supports are being errected for the second and third storeys.
3 English Premiership Teams come to visit Kamala School On 22nd July, 2005 the children and teachers at Kamala Village School were treated to a visit from representatives of Bolton Wanderers, Everton and Manchester City. All three managers were present along with players from each club and English Premiership officials. Pastor Brian Burton was asked to give the official welcome to the teams at the school. Gifts were distributed to the school and a number of the children.
Gary Speed (Bolton Wanderers, Wales) Sam Allardyce (manager of Bolton Wanderers) and Stuart Pearce (manager of Manchester City) give out presents to the children, all fans of Premiership football.	JJ Okocha (Bolton Wanderers and Nigeria) stands in front of the new school building that Phuket Christian Centre is constructing.
David Moyes gives Pastor Brian 2 team shirts signed by the Everton team during the visit.	Nigel Martyn (Everton, England) signs autographs for the children.