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Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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The school's educational framework includes a specific focus on the socio-emotional development of its students. A primary initiative for supporting this is the organization of at least four study tours per academic year. These excursions provide structured opportunities for students to interact directly with peers, adults, and the local community outside the traditional classroom environment. According to the school, these practical experiences are designed to actively build social skills and raise social awareness among the students.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) support, specific provisions, or dedicated staff.
While instruction for the international program is conducted in English, the school does not publicly disclose information regarding dedicated English as an Additional Language (EAL) support programs.
Ontario International School incorporates practical classes such as yoga and meditation into its standard curriculum to support student lifestyle and wellbeing. However, the school does not publicly disclose further information regarding formal mental wellbeing provisions, dedicated counseling programs, or psychological support staff on its official website.
To support student safety, the school has installed security cameras throughout the campus building. As part of this physical safeguarding measure, parents are permitted to request access to view the on-campus video feeds at any time during operating hours to observe their children.
Ontario International School, located in Phnom Penh along Russian Federation Boulevard, provides educational programs for children aged from 1 to 15 years old. The school follows the Canadian curriculum from the Ontario Ministry of Education for its international program, taught in English, and the Cambodian curriculum for the national program, taught in Khmer. A daily part-time Chinese language course is also offered. A defining feature of the school is its "Whole Child Education Model," which focuses on physical, cognitive, socio-emotional, and communication development. Specialized offerings include yoga, meditation, home economics, and swimming. For infants, the school provides detailed daily records to parents covering temperature and specific food intake, and features classroom security cameras that allow parents to view their children during working hours. Students also participate in at least four study tours annually to engage directly with the local community and build practical social skills.
