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I am delighted to be writing the final Northbridge International School Cambodia Primary blog whilst looking out of the office window and watching the students come to school.

We have had such a great year at Northbridge International School Cambodia and the House System is really up and running under our House Leaders Ms Camille, Mr Kosal, Mr Paraic and Mr Z.

As we approach the last days of the semester at Northbridge International School Cambodia, we can look back fondly on the successful return of sports for our community following the Covid restrictions since 2020. So nice to be back.

The Grade 5 Exhibition is the culmination of the Primary Years Programme (PYP) at Northbridge International School Cambodia and an opportunity for students to research and problem solve in a collaborative group, drawing upon and extending their skills, knowledge, strengths, passions and interests in order to make a positive difference to others and the wider world.

As the 2022-2023 school year comes to an end at Northbridge International School Cambodia, we can’t forget all of the incredible arts events that our school has to offer.

Perhaps one of the most complex and key aspects in the world of education, including at Northbridge International School Cambodia, is assessment.

School traditions are often unique to their individual schools and are special moments that bring the community together and elevates the overall school spirit. Last Friday, Northbridge International School Cambodia started a new tradition with their graduating class, the 'Senior Walk'.

Someone once asked me what my ultimate goal as an educator was. I responded that it was to release change agents into the world. To see students who have been in our school go out into society and take action to make it a better place is for me the true measure of success for us as educators. This is why when I heard of what the Grade 3 students were doing, I was so excited and proud of our teachers and our students.

Secondary Korean teacher Ms Yunjung Kim explains why it's important for non-native English-speaking students to study their native language at Northbridge International School Cambodia.

On 16 October, many Northbridge parents came to school to spend time meeting with their child’s teacher for the annual Parent-Teacher conferences. During the conferences our parents found out how their child was doing in class both socially and academically, and I trust that you all found the meetings informative and left with a clear idea of how you can best support your child at home.

In Grade 2, students have been working on increasing their reading stamina. This is the child’s ability to read independently for longer periods of time. Students in Grade 2 Green have been working on this together, reading for a little longer each day and plotting their progress on a bar chart. This will really help to build stronger readers!

Many parents are so excited at the prospect of teaching their child how to speak English, that they neglect the most important foundation in learning English which is fluency in their mother tongue.

Student Council (STUCO) is a place for students to take leadership over action at Northbridge International School Cambodia. Here, this year's Primary STUCO representatives reveal why they joined STUCO, what they learned during their time as representatives, and why all students should consider joining.

Numerous studies have shown Inquiry maths to be the most effective way of engaging and immersing students at Northbridge International School Cambodia in mathematical concepts.

If you ask me about why field trips are important at Northbridge International School Cambodia, there would be plenty of reasons to answer this question.

I always believe that our main role as teachers at Northbridge International School Cambodia is to guide our students towards the best version of themselves.

The Northbridge International School Cambodia Class of 2022 are embarking on the final stretch of their academic journey here at NISC with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) World Exams.

A question that always stands out when we start any educational process at Northbridge International School Cambodia; is how we can determine if we are advancing positively about the objectives we have set for ourselves as educators.

Adequate sleep contributes to a student’s overall health and well-being. Students at Northbridge International School Cambodia should get the proper amount of sleep at night to help stay focused, improve concentration, and improve academic performance.

At Northbridge International School Cambodia, with our covered Aquatics Centre, pool facilities and specialised staff, we are very lucky to have the opportunity for our students to learn how to swim as well as improve on existing swimming skills during our PHE classes.