This is not Miss World, Miss or even Cambodia (see picture on our previous blogs) but it is the first element of parity. We welcome Sharon Yoong, the first teacher in our school. She is in charge of level three, the where there is more students, a gift from her male colleagues.
:-)
The eight girls we serve (see photos in previous blog) have taken so much school.
To answer a legitimate question: in the family whose mother died recently (see previous blog), there is a girl younger than Tea that we sponsor, is she educated?
Yes, the family was enough to send a child to school (the youngest) and not enough for two.
Other questions related to this family : With all ages of youth work (if you consider that 12 to 13 years is a reasonable age), they have enough income to get by, right? No, because they are "laborers" who have no permanent job and give helping hand to neighbors.
Some pictures from inside the class that we've built with the regional council of Ile de France and the General Council of Seine et Marne. The head teacher uses both classroom and office. Such decoration "welcoming" is rare in Cambodia.
Having enough classrooms (room for a group class), can develop them as you like and have a more effective pedagogy for the displays remain in place versus urban schools where two or three class groups alternate in the same premises (one class during the morning and in the afternoon), which prevents students and teachers to leave anything on the premises.
SreAmbel, Cambodia France 
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