We cover expat topics concerning raising kids in Cambodia, including activities for kids in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and interviews with expat parents.
After what felt like a millennium, in January schools reopened in Cambodia, and parents hoped it would usher in some level of normality. Unfortunately, 2021 isn’t panning out the way we hoped it would, and schools are closed again in … Continue reading
A round-up of the best places to buy new and used English-language children’s books in Phnom Penh, from picture books and fairy tales to textbooks and boxed sets. Continue reading
Looking for a fun activity for kids and adults that involves nature, animals and the happy knowledge that your money is helping to protect both? Then consider a visit to Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. Just an hour south of … Continue reading
The newly unveiled green space Odom Garden in BKK1 offers almost everything that the capital’s expats have long complained that Phnom Penh was lacking: towering trees, shady walking paths fringed with greenery, play areas for children, craft beer, and what … Continue reading
We’ve already covered a selection of play spaces for young kids in Siem Reap, but there’s even more for older kids and teens. Here are some fun options of things to do in Siem Reap for older kids and teens … Continue reading
Despite Siem Reap not having much in the way of public parks with playgrounds, there are some great spots for young kids to run off energy and have fun. Here is a list of some of the best play spaces … Continue reading
A third culture kid who went to international schools all over Southeast Asia put together this useful list of ‘need-to-knows’ about the international schools in Phnom Penh for parents. Continue reading
The ancient temples of Angkor are the pride of Cambodia and a must-see for anyone visiting or moving to the country. Built about a thousand years ago, and scattered over an area of some 115 square miles, the thought of … Continue reading
Built in 2016 with impressive facilities set in a stunning garden campus, AISPP offers education to students from 9 months to 18 years, using the Australian Early Years Learning Framework, Australian Curriculum, and IB Programmes, Continue reading
With three campuses the Canadian International School of Phnom Penh features the Alberta Province curriculum to educate more than 600 students from over 35 countries around the world. Continue reading
How to pick the best international school in Cambodia for your child’s education. We’ve got tips for researching and choosing an international school, including what to look for and things to consider. Continue reading
A third culture kid who went to international schools all over Southeast Asia put together this useful list of ‘need-to-knows’ about the international schools in Phnom Penh for parents. Continue reading
A round-up of the best places to buy new and used English-language children’s books in Phnom Penh, from picture books and fairy tales to textbooks and boxed sets. Continue reading