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Graduating Sixth Graders Head to Srayang Secondary School |
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 This year’s graduation at Koh Ker Primary School will be a momentous time. This year, six girls will be finishing the sixth grade. Of these six, five of them plan to continue on to secondary school in the town of Srayang, approximately 20 km from Koh Ker Village. In addition to these six, there are four fifth grade students who have been deemed ready to take the sixth grade exam as well. These nine girls will be joining two other students who are currently living with host families in Srayang next school year. However, rather than living with host families, PLF has decided to provide a home for these students in a group house located just behind the secondary school. $60 per month sponsors one student |
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Expanding English Programs Prepare Children for Secondary School and Beyond |
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As PLF wraps up the 2009 – 2010 school year, we take a look at our ever-expanding English program. This year, PLF held English classes at Tchey Primary School, Wat Bo Primary School, Knar Primary School, and the Bamboo Shoot High School Girls Dormitory. Please read below for more details on teach of these programs.  | Practicing numbers at Tchey School
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Summer Visitors Sponsor Field Trips and Luncheons at PLF Schools By Loren Hyatt July 2010
This summer PLF has had numerous visitors who have generously sponsored field trips, luncheons, medical missions, and post-exams parties for our students. Please read below about some of the recent comings and goings of our visitors.
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Profile: Tchey School Teachers Seek Further Education |
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“I hope someday one [of my students] will become very successful and remember me who is the one who helped them to learn,” says teacher Morn Simoun from Tchey School. Simoun is just one of four English teachers at  | | Tchey School's teachers seek University education to improve their teaching |
Tchey who are seeking their Pedegogy or University education to become better teachers, but can’t afford the costs of higher education The PLF is hoping to fund these teachers' higher education as an investment in giving the students at Tchey school a better education. “I like to teach because I like the students to get the knowledge, so they can know about the way to live in society and develop Cambodia. Then they could, instead of me, help the other children who will come after them. Anyway, I want them to become good people in the future,” says Rithy Thoueng who teaches the third grade, including English, as well as computer class. He dreams of returning to school to help himself become a better teacher, and maybe get a better teaching job to better support his family. |
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PLF Helps 12th Grade Girls Prepare for Graduation |
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 | | PLF volunteers assist the girls in preparation for their English final exam and scholarship applications for university |
Just a ten-minute bike ride from PLF Offices is a dormitory called Bamboo Shoots, that houses twenty young women struggling on their own to complete 12th grade. These girls have come to Siem Reap from rural villages to attend high school and complete their education. Following the departure of the NGO that set up their housing and previously supported them, PLF has stepped in to help these girls finish the school year.
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