The performers worked hard for this. Everything you saw was a product of their creativity, and their drive! All those snack recesses, after school rehearsals, and extra homework showed up in the results. To our rabid audiences, the reception you showed for each of our performers left many of us speechless, and some of us in tears. We hope this was a moment that you will never forget.
What I love about theatrical productions is the consistent wave of people who step up, and add an unexpected contribution to make our show better. This includes an army of moms, who were always at the ready, whether providing great snacks, painting sets, tightening up choreography, or pitching in backstage.
You truly are the heart that drove this show.
And how about those kids? I was absolutely blown away by their performance. The soloists, wow! The poignant monologues... unreal! Each and every one of them was captivating in their own way. Our performance exceeded even our own high expectations. But, we expected no less. So, now what’s next? We will find out soon enough.
To our dear NISC community, thank you for your unwavering support, you are awesome!
By Julie Allen
University and Career Counselor
Over the summer, students in our current Grade 12 classes have been exceptionally busy preparing for their university applications. Many participated in internships and additional summer programs to boost their chances of success.
At Northbridge International School Cambodia here in Phnom Penh, our Head Students, who also act as the Presidents of the Student Council (STUCO), hold significant responsibilities that directly impact our school life. They represent both the students and the school at various events and lead STUCO, acting as the face of the school and as the crucial link between the student body and the school's leadership team.
We recently held our annual IBDP Visual Arts exhibition here at Northbridge International School Cambodia. Grade 12 students displayed the work they have been diligently producing over the course of the diploma programme in the Auditorium.
Recently, Northbridge International School Cambodia Grade 10 students presented the outcome of their learning journeys at the Middle Years Programme (MYP) Personal Project showcase event. The event is a significant marker in the education of all MYP students as they draw on the knowledge and skills gained throughout the five-year program with an eye on the next step in their journey - the Diploma Programme (DP).
