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Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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TIA's public “About” materials identify its senior leadership (Head of School His Excellency Soviseth Thun and Director Chumtiev Okhna Mao Pagnapor) and describe the school as a privately operated international school; the site lists a Phnom Penh address and contact details. The school's pages emphasise a philosophy of holistic, 21st‑century learning and outline values and policies such as child‑safety procedures. The website and public event listings do not state a formal founding year; the school's blog and external event listings show active operations and public events in 2024–2025 and admission activity for the 2025–2026 year. If you need an exact founding date or legal ownership documents, the school's admissions or administration office can confirm those details.
TIA presents an active campus with sports facilities, science labs, library and arts/music spaces and promotes a mix of athletic, cultural and academic activities on its Campus Life and News pages. The school calendar and news posts show regular community activities such as Cultural Week, field trips (for example a Grade 6 visit to the SOSORO museum), math competitions and donation drives, and an annual graduation/awards ceremony. Summer‑camp and term‑start notices are also publicly listed, indicating seasonal programmes and family‑facing events.
TIA International School in Phnom Penh operates a Kindergarten-to-Grade-12 programme and teaches English, Khmer and Chinese curricula. The school accepts children from as young as 18 months and runs classes through Grade 12, with rolling admissions and an intake process that includes entrance testing and interviews for transfers. The campus description and news posts show on-site extracurricular activity including team sports (basketball, football, badminton, volleyball), Taekwondo, music and drama; the site also announces a music school and regular sports training. TIA offers Chinese classes to full-time students (an additional fee is stated on the school site). The school publishes operational hours and a shuttle pickup service for families. The website does not publish a founding year, total enrolment numbers, or a published annual tuition range. For specific fee schedules, class-size figures or precise campus coordinates, the site asks parents to contact the school directly.
