2 new libraries at Ta Ei and Sreyvibol Primary Schools
Two bright, welcoming libraries with 2,000 new books have become lively parts of school life for 820 children at Ta Ei and Sreyvibol Primary Schools.
Two bright, welcoming libraries with 2,000 new books have become lively parts of school life for 820 children at Ta Ei and Sreyvibol Primary Schools.
A year-long program at Kien Song Ke High School helps young people see that they have choices – and that education can be an alternative to early marriage.
School gardens at six primary schools turn unused land into hands-on learning spaces where students grow vegetables and learn about healthy food.
A new school building with six classrooms and new toilet facilities gives 270 children at Tropeng Krobao Primary School a safe and lasting place to learn.
100 vulnerable students at Cham Pey Primary School receive bicycles, together with a repair shop and maintenance training that keep the bikes on the road.
A new building with five fully equipped classrooms will give 239 children at Dak Pka Primary School a safe place to learn, protected from heat and flooding.
Two existing rooms at Ta Yek and Chub Primary Schools have been transformed into welcoming libraries with 2,000 new books, giving 519 children space to read and learn.
A two-year Afternoon School gives around 250 children more time to learn – with extra English teaching, teacher training and learning activities beyond the regular school day.
Six new classrooms at Champey Primary School replace buildings no longer fit for learning, followed by certified teacher training and extra English classes for 280 children.
Five new classrooms at Ta Tauk Primary School, followed by certified teacher training and extra English classes, are giving 175 children a much stronger foundation for learning.