AIA - ISF Youth League Kicks Off Its 2019-20 Season Over one thousand five hundred young players gathered under the mind morning sunshine. They wait with excitement for the day’s events. As preparations are made, teams ran drills and limbered up. Small groups of children from different teams couldn’t resist the pull ...
ISF Wins the AFC 2019 Best Grassroots Football Project Award We are delighted to accept the 2019 Best Grassroots Football Project award. In Kuala Lumpur, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) honoured advocates of grassroots football at the AFC Special Grassroots and Elite Women’s Youth Football Awards 2019. Vicheka Chourp, ISF Country Manager, ...
Panha is on the Road to Success There are countless reasons why we’re incredibly proud of Panha. This recent state school graduate started with ISF at grade 5 and we've had the pleasure of watching him flourish. Through hard work and dedication, this ambitious youth rose to the top of an English ...
Cambodian students travel to Hong Kong on language immersion trip Earlier in the year, 40 of our students entered our English Language Speaking Contest. The contest’s final round which took place on Tuesday 29 January, saw 15 students compete for the top three places. Prizes included trophies and the opportunity to travel ...
Saren dreams of becoming an English teacher and footballer Receiving an education is an opportunity that ten-year-old Saren* has grabbed with both hands. Life for him isn’t easy but he manages to attend school every day, to study hard, to help his mother sell fruit in the evenings and to play football ...
On Tuesday, 29 January 2019, 15 students from ISF’s two Education Centres competed in the final round of ISF’s English Speaking Contest. The contest, which took place at the Stung Meanchey Education Centre, was open to all ISF students with the aim to: Inspire students to speak more English outside their classrooms. Motivate students to ...
Sok* is the only child of a family of eight to have the opportunity to attend school. Due to extreme poverty, Sok’s parents weren’t able to afford to send their children to school but thanks to ISF’s Education Programme, Sok started school for the first time at age 10 in grade 1 back in 2012. ...
Children who graduate from our Catch-up Education Programme have attained the necessary grade for their age to enable them to enter state school. At state school, students study Khmer, Social Science, Math and sciences for half a day. ISF supports them to attend state school and provides students with uniforms, school materials, monthly food parcels ...
To give our students an early start in developing crucial English skills, ISF offers English classes to both our catch-up and state school students. In Cambodia’s rapidly developing job market, high value is placed on English language skills, and many employers require their staff to have a basic level of spoken and written English. English ...
Sokha* used to study in grade 2 at state school, but she had to drop out because her parents couldn't afford to send her anymore. Shes come from Prey Veng Province but my family (her parents and two siblings) moved to live in Phnom Penh in 2012. Her father is a fisherman and mother is a ...
ISF’s English programme has undergone significant improvement over the past two years. In partnership with the English Schools Foundation (ESF), the largest provider of English-medium international education in Hong Kong, as well as experienced educational professionals from Australia and the UK, ISF has been working to upscale the quality of the English Programme, with the ultimate ...
