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Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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Heritage International School Phnom Penh's preschool program centers on language development, early numeracy, and foundational cognitive skills. Core objectives include language development through books, games and songs; spatial and logic/maths activities such as counting, color and shape recognition; and reading readiness and early writing. The curriculum emphasizes motor skills and overall cognitive growth through guided activities and play, extending learning beyond formal lessons when students explore and solve problems in daily activities.
Arts and music are part of the early years program. Music activities include carrying out simple rhythms and remembering words, while spatial activities involve finger painting, painting with brushes, coloring, gluing and clay work. These experiences foster creativity, expression and fine motor development beyond traditional academics.
The preschool objectives include motor skills development and a focus on physical activity, supported by movement-based tasks and structured play. Finger painting and related activities promote coordination and self-help skills, contributing to overall wellbeing. The program includes sports components labeled as 'Many Sports' to emphasize physical fitness, with music activities accompanying movement to support holistic development.
Heritage International School (HIS) in Phnom Penh is a Ministry of Education-recognized school that provides education for children from early years through Sixth Grade. The school emphasizes social and emotional welfare and life skills in addition to academic learning, and it aims to prepare students to become good global citizens. The name reflects a view of students as Cambodia's inheritance and future leaders. The campus is located at No. 3, Street 370 in Boeung Keng Kang I (BKK1). Admission procedures start with a waiting list for entrants; an entrance exam may be required; enrollment is confirmed after administrator approval and tuition payment. The principal is Mrs. Sonja Karina Skeels. The school serves students aged 3 through Grade 6; Buds (3-year-olds) must be 3 by September, and First Grade students must be 6 by September. The school describes its student body as about 90% Cambodian and 10% other nationalities. The site notes a safe, nurturing environment with staff from multiple backgrounds.
