Our Primary School students have been on a variety of field trips in March.

Year 1 went to the Landmine Museum to learn about the dangers still lying in the countryside.

Year 2 Morning class went to Atmosphere Restaurant to learn how to make a “Lazy” Pizza using Pitta bread.

The Year 2 afternoon class went to Mammashop Restaurant to learn how to make real Italian Pizza and Pasta.

Years 3 and 5 went to the Gaea depot to learn about waste management and recycling.

Yesterday we welcomed Yoga Teacher Jess to Go Global School. She spent some time in the afternoon introducing our Reception class  to the Joy of Yoga. What fun they had!

Over the last 3 days our Primary School Classes have been attending Disability Development Action Awareness classes provided by the Soulcial Trust. The classes were very informative and students were taught the importance of being inclusive with people with all types of disabilities.

Today we had a visit from the amazing people from the Cambodian Self Help Demining Group. They talked to our Primary School Students about what to look out for when they are in the villages and what to do if they see something suspicious. It was an excellent educational session and the students were extremely well engaged throughout. We were also very honoured to have a visit from the star of the show CNN Hero Akira, this man is an inspiration to all in this country.

Today we practiced our emergency evacuation procedure. Staff and Students completed the drill in an exemplary fashion.

Some of our lower school students have been learning about the life cycle of frogs and they are watching tadpoles grow. So we wanted to show them how some other small creatures go through metamorphosis and what could be better than looking at butterflies?

Last Saturday, Terry Wilkinson our Foreign Language Programme Director, trained our admin staff in the art of Time Management. Here at Go Global School we are committed to the development of our staff as well as our students.

We are happy to announce that we are going to be starting music classes very soon. If you are interested please contact us as places will be limited.

Today we had a visit from 100 monks to bless our school for Khmer New Year. The students, staff and our neighbours were very happy to see them.

Yesterday our Primary School students were taught about the importance of Waste Management and the need to Reuse, Reduce and Recycle by Saroum from Gaea. We have installed several recycling bins around the school and the students have promised to police them and make sure we all recycle responsibly .