ISPP - International School of Phnom Penh

Friday Five is here! The week we celebrated King’s birthday.

Kindergarten and Grade 1 students came together with their families for Spotlight on the Arts, sharing their learning through gallery displays and performing arts informances.

Unlike a traditional performance, an informance is designed to educate: families are invited into the learning process, not simply presented with a final product. Students rotate through engagements and displays, giving parents a genuine window into what happens in our creative spaces every day.

These experiences give students authentic opportunities to share their learning, build confidence, and feel proud of their achievements, while helping families better understand how the arts support creativity, self-expression, communication and inquiry within the PYP.

Fresh Friday Five! The week we danced away.

The wait is over. The new issue of Pulse is here!

From the music recital stage to the banks of the Mekong, from overnight camp adventures to Grade 12 solo shows. Letters exchanged with Belgium, bikes along Angkor Wat, immersive learning in Bali, Personal Projects, university pathways in the UK, and a look at why mother tongue matters. Plus updates from the Student Union, Grade 12 visual artists, and much more.

Pick up your online copy at the link below and enjoy.
https://www.ispp.edu.kh/ispp-pulse/

After two months of inquiry and collaboration, Grade 5 shared their learning journey with the ISPP community and beyond.

This was the culmination of their skill development and knowledge building throughout the PYP Programme, a real example of what "each making a difference" looks like.

Thank you to all the mentors who supported these students, coordinated by our PYP coordinator, Ms Anika, and the Grade 5 team.

Here’s the Friday Five! The week we had the PYP Exhibition.

Last week, our Elementary Student Council turned Earth Day into a full week of learning with daily slideshows, seed planting, read-alouds and a poetry contest for students from EY to Grade 5.

It was a great example of our values in action. Our young leaders took the initiative to raise awareness and inspire their peers to think differently about the world we share and to do something about it.

The Friday Five is here! The week we celebrated Earth Day.