East-West International School

East–West International School is on Street 143 in Boeung Keng Kang 3 (BKK3), Phnom Penh; the website gives the address as

131 Street 143 (corner of Streets 360 and 143). The school describes itself as centrally located in the BKK3 neighbourhood and is reachable via Phnom Penh's main roads and local taxi/moto services.

The school runs from Early Years (Nursery/Pre‑K) through Primary and Secondary up to Grade 12, with the campus organised into Early Years, Primary and Secondary departments. Students follow IEYC/IPC/IMYC in younger years and Cambridge IGCSE/AS/A Level programs in Secondary; the site confirms classes from Nursery to Grade 12.

EWIS operates as a bilingual Khmer–English day school; teachers deliver both Khmer and English instruction and families can choose the bilingual pathway or an English‑only program. The school is described as a co‑educational day school on third‑party school directories; no boarding provision is published on the school website.

The school asks parents to provide medical records where relevant (for example, “in the case of learners with special needs”) and encourages parents to meet with management to discuss enrolment and individual needs. The website/handbook does not publish a detailed public learning‑support (SEN) policy, so parents should contact admissions to discuss specific support, assessment or external therapy arrangements.

The school is based in Cambodia and is registered with the Cambodian Ministry of Education; it also follows international curricula and holds external accreditation (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) and offers Cambridge examinations. There is no single foreign country governing the school—its curricula and accreditations are a mix of Cambodian and international (Cambridge/WASC).

No religious affiliation is stated on the school website or handbook; the school presents itself as a secular, non‑religious institution.

Published hours vary by level. The Early Years page lists a typical Early Years day as 7:30am–2:45pm with a detailed session breakdown; the parent handbook gives more granular school‑hour times (e.g. Nursery/Preschool: 7:30–11:00; Kindergarten–Grade 5: 7:30–2:30; some Secondary groups have earlier start or later finish times). Because different pages publish slightly different timings by program, please confirm current daily start/finish times for your child's year group with the school.

The school lists transportation as a separate fee item in admissions information (fees for transportation are charged separately), and third‑party school directories note that a school bus service is available. The school website does not name a single transport provider or publish routes; if you need bus pickup/drop‑off, contact the admissions office for current routes, costs and the provider's safety/operating details.

The school offers Nursery through Grade 12 in a bilingual English–Khmer program. Early Years is taught in English; Elementary combines English and Khmer National Curriculum; Secondary follows the Cambridge International curriculum with IGCSE, AS and A Levels, and Khmer National Curriculum options. Cambridge International Standards guide English and Mathematics across the school, complemented by the IEYC, IPC and IMYC frameworks under the International Curriculum Association. The Khmer National Curriculum and MOEYS examinations are also offered. The campus is located in Phnom Penh's BKK3 area and the program emphasizes preparing students for admission to top universities worldwide.

The school offers Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level qualifications in the secondary program, alongside the Khmer MOEYS pathway. More than 95% of students go on to higher education.

The school prepares students for higher education at top universities worldwide.

1. East-West invites you to visit the campus to discuss enrollment options. Request an appointment with the management team who will be happy to answer questions and guide you through the process. A campus visit helps you understand the school's environment and program structure. 2. Download enrollment materials from the admissions page, including Enrollment Materials Here, the Parents Handbook, and the Parent Behavior Policy. Read these documents to learn the basic information, policies, and expectations before applying. 3. Prepare the required documents: a completed and signed application, past school reports (if any), a birth certificate, and any medical records (if applicable). 4. Set an interview with designated staff: Elementary Principal for Nursery to Grade 5, or Secondary Principal for Grade 6–12; bring all required documents to the interview. The interview determines whether the child can be enrolled at East-West. 5. Parents are informed at the end of the interview whether enrollment is approved. If enrollment is offered, the admissions team will outline the next steps. 6. Pay the school fees after enrollment: the Registration Fee is a one-time payment; Material Fee and Capital Fee are annual; Tuition can be paid yearly or by semester. Fees for lunch, transportation, uniforms, after-school activities, and field trips are separate and independent from tuition. The Material Fee must be paid to hold a place. 7. For Grades 3–5, all new students must purchase a Chromebook. 8. Classes begin according to program: Early Years and Primary run 7:30am–2:45pm; Secondary follows a timetable that generally runs from about 7:10am to 3:10pm depending on the program and day.