New Students, New Classrooms & New Connections
Our Siem Reap Greenway School welcomed the arrival of many new students. We worked hard to test and place each child according to their level, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for both new and returning students. The older students eagerly introduced newcomers to the school culture and daily routines, turning transition into opportunity for connection.
Inside the classrooms, final monthly exams wrapped up the previous cycle, while preparations began for expanded classes to accommodate varying levels of English and literacy. Students even got hands-on, helping to set up desks, clean windows and dig and flatten soil for a new classroom space. Outdoors, they took part in clearing tree branches around the road leading to the school. This was a meaningful project that not only improved visibility and access but also gave students ownership of their environment and surroundings.
Standout Stats
- 69 students participated during the second week of October
- 55 students engaged during the first week of October
- 39 boys and 30 girls in the most recent class update
- 2 infrastructure projects: classroom preparation and road beautification
- 1 new intake of students, placed by level for effective learning
- 100+ total hours spent on academic exams, environmental work and classroom setup
