We cover expat topics concerning raising kids in Cambodia, including activities for kids in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and interviews with expat parents.
The number and quality of toy stores in Phnom Penh has improved over the years. It’s become easier to find genuine global brands, in part due to the influx of new shopping malls and the demand from the growing middle … Continue reading
While there are a plethora of activities for kids in Phnom Penh, quite a few of them have admission fees or other charges. But rest assured that even if you’re on a budget, there are plenty of free activities for … Continue reading
In the last two posts about fun things to do for kids in Phnom Penh we covered arts and sports activities. This time, we’ve got a round-up of swimming pools, playgrounds, and play spaces for kids and teens in Phnom … Continue reading
In the last post about fun things to do for kids in Phnom Penh we covered arts and crafts activities and performing arts activities. In this installment, we’ve got a round-up of sports and active things younger kids and teens … Continue reading
Despite the pandemic, there is never a shortage of fun activities for kids in Phnom Penh. While Covid-19 has certainly had a huge impact on businesses and families, it has also seen the creation of a plethora of new child-friendly … 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 range of special-need services for children with educational, developmental, emotional, or behavioral difficulties is becoming more available in Cambodia. We cover what’s available now. Continue reading
Do the school closures have you feeling overwhelmed? Tara has some great advice and resources for parents on how to survive the school closures in Cambodia. Continue reading
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
ISPP is Cambodia’s leading international school, for ages 3 to Year 12. ISPP’s diverse community and IB programmes prepare graduates to attend some of the world’s best universities. Continue reading
Invictus International School offers a UK-based international education in central Phnom Penh from age 3 with IPC, then IGCSE, through age 17 and 18 with University of Cambridge A-Levels. 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 range of special-need services for children with educational, developmental, emotional, or behavioral difficulties is becoming more available in Cambodia. We cover what’s available now. 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