PHNOM PENH — More than 2,000 young athletes from across Cambodia competed in the National Primary School Sports Competition 2026 this month, as Action Education backed the nationwide event with sports uniforms, school supplies and learning support aimed at strengthening children’s health, education and future development.
Preah Vihear Province, Cambodia – March 26, 2026: Action Education, in partnership with the Education Above All Foundation's Educate A Child program, World Vision International in Cambodia, the European Union, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, and provincial authorities, has successfully inaugurated five new school buildings across Kulen, Choam Ksant, and Rovieng districts. These new facilities, including 21 classrooms, are expected to serve over 500 children annually, including those affected by the recent border conflict and displacement.
By: Meng Seavmey BANTEAY MEANCHEY and ODDAR MEANCHEY PROVINCES — It gets very hot during the day and quite cold at night. Displaced and affected by the weather, students at safe centers are fighting for both their education and well-being. …
Hong Raksmey The Phnom Penh Post PHNOM PENH – Cambodia officially introduced the Jarai language into its multilingual education programme on January 27, marking a historic milestone as the first country in the world to implement six indigenous languages written…
By: Chhuon Kongieng PHNOM PENH — In the dusty calm of displacement camps in Oddar Meanchey, classrooms are quietly going digital. Two newly launched “Sala Camps” are giving displaced students and teachers a lifeline to learning—bringing computers, offline libraries and…
By: Chhuon Kongieng PHNOM PENH — In the dusty calm of displacement camps in Oddar Meanchey, classrooms are quietly going digital. Two newly launched “Sala Camps” are giving displaced students and teachers a lifeline to learning—bringing computers, offline libraries and…
By: Meng Seavmey SIEM REAP – Pork was the first meal displaced student Thong Ratha could think about when receiving vegetables provided at a safe center. They were grown by Prey Chrouk Primary School students, sharing love, compassion and friendship…
By: Chhuon Kongieng PHNOM PENH — More than 100 schools remain closed and 25 have been damaged following border clashes, prompting experts to warn that displaced children need sustained mental health support and educational supplies to continue learning in makeshift…
Co-funded by the European Union, Action Education / Aide et Action’s project in Cambodia’s coastal provinces — the Consortium for Sustainable Alternatives and Voice for Equitable Development (COSAVED) — is coming to an end. In 2025, our teams stood alongside…
In Cambodia’s coastal provinces, where access to services can be fragile, a simple first aid kit can make all the difference. Healthy children, safe schools, uninterrupted learning. Every morning, children arrive barefoot or in sandals, laughing as they run into…