Northbridge CAS students help take CHOICE Cambodia pupils to Phnom Penh Safari World

Northbridge CAS students help take CHOICE Cambodia pupils to Phnom Penh Safari World On 25 May, a group of Grade 10 Northbridge International School Cambodia students hosted ten pupils supported by NGO CHOICE Cambodia to a trip to Phnom Penh Safari World.

On 25 May, a group of Grade 10 Northbridge International School Cambodia students hosted ten pupils supported by NGO CHOICE Cambodia to a trip to Phnom Penh Safari World.

CHOICE stands for Charitable Humanitarian Organization In Cambodia by Expats. It provides support to the extremely poor and disadvantaged people of Cambodia, and is one of the new community partners Northbridge International School Cambodia is working with.

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Next school year, our students will continue their mission of providing opportunities for the CHOICE children to travel to places they cannot otherwise afford to go to due to the economic status of their families.

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Well done Kelly, Vattey, Cham and Andy, and thanks to Ms Jen for supervising.

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