schools



STORY OF THE DAY • Apr 18, 2023 • 6 min read

Education The Philippines falls behind in children’s learning

By Molly Dunlap • Apr 18, 2023
The country's bleak education outlook has not been helped by pandemic restrictions that kept most children out of the classroom for more than two years. But even as President Marcos Jr. unrolls a new campaign to support schools, longstanding issues remain

STORY OF THE DAY • Apr 12, 2023 • 3 min read

Education The Anakut podcast: Public Education in Cambodia

By Molly Dunlap • Apr 12, 2023
The second issue of the Globe podcast focusing on the future of Cambodia tackles the Kingdom's public education post-pandemic and what skills are needed to support students both inside and outside the classrooms

Nov 19, 2021 • 4 min read
Interview

School reopenings signal fresh start for Cambodia

Save the Children Cambodia spoke with the Globe about education support and bringing students back to class in the wake of Covid-19
By Anton L. Delgado • Nov 19, 2021

Jan 15, 2020 • 13 min read
Cambodia in 2040

Making the grade

For the seventh installment of our eight-week series with Future Forum looking at the Kingdom in 2040, we examine the future of learning in Cambodia. With the need for high-quality schooling only going to rise in the coming decades, will the Kingdom’s education system make the grade?
By Gerald Flynn • Jan 15, 2020

Oct 01, 2018 • 7 min read
Education For All

The sobering reality of Cambodia’s free education drive

Cambodia has long promised to provide free primary and secondary education to every child within its borders. But with a quarter of a million kids still out of school, how can the Kingdom keep its most vulnerable from slipping through the cracks?
By Paul Millar • Oct 01, 2018

Aug 06, 2015 • 10 min read
Education

To the future we go

From Skyping astronauts to virtual reality tours, classroom technology is taking the region’s students far beyond the boundaries of the traditional school
By Jemma Galvin • Aug 06, 2015

Apr 10, 2013 • 4 min read

“In the refugee camp, art was just a fun children’s game”

A firm believer in the emancipating power of art, Cambodian artist Srey Bandaul co-founded Phare Ponleu Selpak, an art school that aims to offer disadvantaged youth a way out of poverty. In his upcoming exhibition, entitled Digestion, at Phnom Penh’s Romeet Gallery, he reflects on independence and the dynamics between the outside world and the inside, portraying the body as a metaphorical arena of tension.
By Caroline Vernaillen • Apr 10, 2013