Normalcy returning to Indian Kashmir
All schools and colleges reopened in the districts witnessed an increase in attendance.
Tag: schools
Singapore’s schoolchildren feeling stressed out
Long hours at school, hours of homework and being forced by parents to have private tuition are taking a toll on students in Singapore.
NagaWorld collaborates with Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to improve education in Cambodia
MoU for education materials.
Minister of Education instructed to schools to prevent on dengue fever
Education Minister issues a new directive to protect from dengue fever.
School hours to return to normal: Minister
Naron informs all education departments to return schooling hours back to normal.
Prudential, Wing and Chevron join hands to promote road safety
Prudential, Wing and Chevron to donate in 70 road safety barriers to over 17 schools.
Phnom Penh schools encouraged to be smoke-free
Leaders of educational institutions are called to strengthen smoke-free environments.
Education Ministry hands hundreds of devices for students to learn
Over 200 mobile tablets and laptops provided by South Korea given to schools to promote digital learning.
Two schools issue ban on smart phones
Two state schools ban students from using smart phones during school hours.
De-sexing SEX in schools
We should not leave our teens entirely to the internet to educate them on sex. We need to exert our positive influence through proper sex education in school.
Schools in need of fans and AC
Education Minister appeals for patience with the ministry as it struggles to equip schools with fans and air conditioning units.
Interior Minister proposes club ban near schools
Interior Minister sends a request to PM for the banning of nightclubs near schools.
Officials contemplate banning guns in schools
Interior Minister requests to consider the banning of guns and explosives at schools.
Indian aid gives schools sanitation help
India’s ambassador attends the inauguration of toilet blocks at a Phnom Penh school.
S. Australia concern over kids’ reading ability
Over half of six-year-old South Australian students fail the early reading check.
Ministry highlights rural sanitation
The Ministry of Rural Development yesterday praised its work on providing nearly 50,000 communal toilets in rural areas.
Ministry approves computer budget for schools
Finance Ministry approves a budget for computers and printers in public schools.
Computer lab project announced
A new project supported by Viettel (Cambodia) that will see the construction of computer labs in 20 high schools.
Kenyan schools embrace mobile money fee payment
After years of insisting that school fees payments must be done only through bankers’ cheques or direct account deposits, Kenyan learning institutions have finally embraced mobile money.
Battambang officials scrutinise school faintings
Officials to visit Thmar Koul schools to educate students on how to avoid fainting.
Battambang officials scrutinise school faintings
Battambang provincial education and health department officials will visit schools in Thamor Koul district this week to educate students on how to avoid fainting during class.
Ministry to provide computers to all public schools
Education Ministry to provide a computer set to each public school in the Kingdom.
Think!Think! study goes to next phase
Because of the success of Think!Think! app in its three-month trial in Cambodia, the Hanamaru Lab has decided to continue introducing and implementing the innovative app to more schools and students around the kingdom.
Teachers and students in the digital era
Microsoft very much focuses on a high level of education. Through cooperation with schools it is possible to help students enhance their performance in the classroom, and subsequently after graduation.
‘Unleashing the magic of learning’
Do you want to make learning awesome and fun? Do you want to challenge your knowledge? Get the Kahoot mobile application on your smartphone!
GAC expects 50 local, foreign entities at fourth convention
The 4th Global Alumni Convention (GAC) will attract over 50 schools and universities.
Why is bullying so vicious in Japanese schools?
In Japan, a student standing out from the rest of the class is a recipe for trauma, with the child more likely to become a victim of intense bullying by the classmates. DW’s Julian Ryall finds out that bullying cases have now hit a record high.
Events
Events: Victoria University Information Session – University of Cambodia Career Fair 2018 – World Teachers’ Day
‘Self-responsibility’ through the youth’s lens
Over a thousand students from different schools around the country gathered at the Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center for the screening of the 12 short films of the in-country Asian International Children’s Film Festival 2018.
‘Girls Lead’ drives social changes in rural communities
Plan International Cambodia’s Girls Lead project is now on the move in several provinces in the kingdom.
