50 bicycles – a bicycle will give a child access to school
For many children in rural Cambodia, simply getting to school is a daily challenge. 50 bicycles can give children at a rural primary school access to school.
For many children in rural Cambodia, simply getting to school is a daily challenge. 50 bicycles can give children at a rural primary school access to school.
At Kork Morn Primary School, some students are taught in a deteriorated open-air structure. Three new permanent classrooms will give 211 children a safe and proper place to learn.
A 100-metre fence behind Phum Steung Primary School keeps students safe from the nearby river and gives parents and teachers peace of mind.
A newly renovated kindergarten floor at Ta Ei Primary School gives young learners a clean, safe and comfortable space to sit, play and learn.
A new library roof at Ta Ei Primary School protects books from leaks and creates a cooler, safer and more comfortable space where children can read and learn.
10 laptops, tables and chairs and an LCD projector have given students at Boeung Chum Primary School access to essential technology for their education.
Computer labs at rural primary schools give grade 6 students hands-on digital skills – 65 students have completed courses in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and the internet.
A renovated school kitchen at Phum Steung Primary School gives rural children a dry, safe and hygienic place to eat, with an expanded sitting area, proper ventilation and secure storage.
Renovated floors in six classrooms at Boeung Chum Primary School have ended problems with flooding, mud and dust and created a healthier learning environment.
42 bicycles distributed to students at two rural primary schools help children reach school safely and on time and reduce the risk of dropping out.