PHUKET, 6 November 2026: Royal Phuket Marina, Asia’s first carbon-neutral marina, reaffirmed its commitment to positive social impact by officially inaugurating the Royal Phuket Marina Learning Centre, a new educational facility at Ban Bang Khu School, Phuket.
Staged on Monday 2 November 2026, the project’s launch and handover ceremony drew executives from Royal Phuket Marina, along with local officials, teachers, and students from Ban Bang Khu School, a public school in the Ko Kaeo sub-district of Phuket’s Mueang district.
This new educational facility has an annual capacity of 274 students. It includes four large classrooms and improved learning facilities, enabling the school to continue its commitment to educating and empowering the next generation. It also demonstrates Royal Phuket Marina’s philosophy of “Building Brighter Futures Together”.
The Learning Centre forms part of Royal Phuket Marina’s commitment to “Building Brighter Futures Together”
“I am delighted to celebrate this important, meaningful occasion with Ban Bang Khu School. At Royal Phuket Marina, we are committed to working side by side with our community partners to create a brighter future for young people in Phuket. By collaborating with like-minded local organisations, we are striving to drive positive social, environmental and economic change,” said Royal Phuket Marina chairman Gulu Lalvani.
As one of Phuket’s premier waterfront destinations and Asia’s first carbon-neutral marina, Royal Phuket Marina believes its role extends beyond tourism and yachting. It is committed to contributing positively to the community in which it operates, with education, sustainability and local engagement forming important pillars of this long-term vision.
The launch of the Royal Phuket Marina Learning Centre marks the latest stage of Royal Phuket Marina’s partnership with Ban Bang Khu School. Last year, the two parties jointly staged an environmental awareness workshop and a recycling competition, and Royal Phuket Marina has also provided the school with plastic waste separation bins.
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(Source: Royal Phuket Marina)
