Beboyd CG Co., Ltd. has been assigned by Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Ministry of Public Health, and Ministry of Education as the company to design the logo and mascots for Thai Kids Super Champ 2004. By organizing the event, Thai Kids Super Champ 2004, the importance of the children, which is considered to be the base for future human resources, is being emphasized. This is also one of the main policies of the government, which is to continue to improve human resources of the country.

Beboyd CG designed the logo by using a flower as the symbol of this event. The flower represents the liveliness of childhood, which is full of energy and happiness. The flower is also designed in a way similar to a windmill, which represents movement. The style of the logo is traditional Thai style, Laiprajumyum, which represents Thai values. Overall, the logo represents Thai young children exercising happily.

The mascots are designed as Thai kids with traditional dresses and hair styles, i.e., Juk, Glat, Go, etc. There are five mascots for this event, each with different colors that represent different meanings and together communicate the main purpose of this event.

The meaning of each color is as follow:

Navy Blue: The color of happiness, cool, sensitive but not weak. Navy blue is represented by Namwarn.

Yellow: The color of liveliness, brightness, creativity, and positive energy. Yellow is represented by Ploi.

Red: The color of leadership, bravery, and ability to think and making decisions. Red is represented by Tum. ี้

Green: The color of freshness, liveliness, and the passion for nature. Green is represented by Noi.

Orange: The color of energy, enthusiasm and fitness. Red is represented by Buem.

We are very proud to be part of Thai Kids Super Champ 2004. We would like to show our appreciation toward Sport Authority of Thailand, Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Ministry of Public Health, and Ministry of Education for providing us with this opportunity.

Thai Kids Super Champ 2004 will be organized from February 4 to February 8 at Indoor Stadium, Huamark, Bangkok .