Westview Cambodian International School

Westview Cambodian International School is located in Toul Sangke, a residential area in the Russey Keo district of Phnom Penh. The campus address is

254AK, Street 598, Sangkat Toul Sangke, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is in a northern suburban part of the city, and general inquiries can be made by the school's listed phone numbers during opening hours (Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00; Sat 8:00–12:00).

Westview offers an international secondary program for grades 7–12, based on American Common Core Standards with Khmer language and Cambodian culture components. Public materials also reference services for preschool through elementary levels, but current publicly documented information centers on the secondary program.

Co-educational status is not explicitly stated in public materials; there is no published information confirming boarding facilities.

There is no published detail on Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions or specific support facilities in the publicly available materials.

Cambodia. The school operates under Cambodian education authorities, and the high school diploma is recognized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. The school is a CIS member school, reflecting engagement with international accreditation processes.

No religious affiliation is stated in public materials.

School hours are 8:00–17:00 on weekdays, with Saturday sessions from 8:00–12:00. These times are published in the school's contact information.

A van/bus service is offered as part of the admissions process. Families can apply for van service through the admissions procedures; specific service providers are not publicly listed.

Westview Cambodian International School's curriculum is organized into Kindergarten (ages 2–6) with the KINARI holistic development approach, Elementary, and Secondary. Kindergarten emphasizes foundational learning in communication, logic, creativity, and a love of learning. The Elementary program builds literacy in English and Khmer within a rigorous international framework, uses NWEA MAP benchmarks to track progress, and the majority of students meet or exceed global benchmarks in English and Mathematics, complemented by a broad extracurricular program. The Secondary program features international teachers and combines US Common Core with the Khmer national curriculum, and it offers 12 AP courses for university readiness. Graduates have gained admission to leading international universities, including Monash and Trinity-University of Melbourne.

Westview Cambodian International School supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through a student-centered, holistic approach that emphasizes resilience, grit, and global citizenship. The environment is described as caring, safe, and nurturing, with opportunities for all students to develop their interests and talents. Advisory classes are part of the wellbeing framework, providing structured time for social and personal development. A school counselor delivers wellness sessions to support students facing challenges and to promote overall well-being. The SEL orientation underpins the school's mission to cultivate ethical leaders and responsible global citizens, as reflected in its published statements and handbook practices.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN.

English is the language of instruction for core subjects and many programs at Westview. Mathematics is taught in English following the US Common Core. The International Programs materials describe English-medium instruction for science and other subjects, with Khmer and Chinese offered as additional language programs. External English-language assessments used include WIDA (for language proficiency) and IELTS (for university pathways). Westview aims to prepare students for IELTS scores (e.g., a target of 5.5 by Grade 12). These sources indicate an English-language instruction framework coupled with English-language testing and progression benchmarks.

Westview integrates mental wellbeing into its student support through a formal advisory program and counselor-led wellness work. Advisory classes address personal well-being, social-emotional development, and healthy decision-making. A school counselor provides wellness sessions and direct support for students navigating challenges. Physical education and a supportive school culture are included as part of the wellbeing framework. The Student Handbook describes the balance between academic excellence and care for the whole child as a core principle of the wellbeing approach.

Westview has a Child Protection Policy outlining safeguarding standards, responsibilities, and procedures to guide safeguarding practices. The policy commits to a zero-tolerance approach to abuse or neglect and includes clear reporting procedures with ongoing staff training (annual safeguarding training). Staff have defined responsibilities, including following guidelines, maintaining professional boundaries, and reporting concerns to a designated safeguarding lead with confidential handling of information. Preventive measures include safe recruitment procedures, regular campus safety reviews, digital safety guidelines, and age-appropriate protection education for students. The full Child Protection Policy document is available for review by families, staff, and community members.

Admissions process:
1. Enquiry: Parents complete the Enquiry form with as much detail as possible. The Admissions Team responds within one working day, and you can call the Admissions Team for immediate assistance. Contact information listed on the Enquiry page includes the Admissions Team numbers: 095 666 952 or 095 222 559.

2. Application for admission: Submit the Admission Form along with the required documents. The listed documents are: previous school records (last 2 years), Student Health Form, Student Pick-up Authorization Form, Van Service Application Form (if any), copy of birth certificate, copies of passports (student and parents as applicable), family book/proof of residence, vaccination record, IDs/passports of authorized pickup persons, and 5 photos of student, parents, and authorized pickup persons. An Application Fee of 50 USD is required and is non-refundable if not enrolled. For questions or submission, you can contact the Admissions Team at 095 222 557, 095 222 558, or 095 222 882.

3. Student Assessment: Once the complete application is submitted, the Admissions Team will arrange a student assessment and interview in person with the principal or program coordinator. The assessment evaluates the student's ability to access the curriculum at the applied grade level and identifies any educational needs requiring support.

4. Grade Level Placement: The principal or coordinator will determine the grade level placement based on the student's ability to access the curriculum and whether the school can meet the student's educational needs. The Admissions team communicates the status and results to parents in a timely manner after the interview.

5. Enrollment: If accepted for the applied grade level, you will be invited to confirm enrollment and set the admission date, and to settle the non-refundable enrollment fee of 500 USD. After the enrollment payment, placement is secured and the Admissions team will coordinate the settlement of any remaining school fees by the due date.

6. School Fees Payment: Prior to the due date, you will be invited to settle the remaining school fees. School Fees can be paid in Cash at the Information Center or by cheque payable to Empire Education Co, Ltd.

7. Starting School: The school welcomes new students as they prepare to begin. The Admissions Team can be reached at 095 222 993 and 095 666 993 for any start-day coordination or questions. The Starting School page provides the final welcome and contact details to support the first days at Westview.

Admissions operate on a rolling basis: new applications are accepted throughout the year based on the order of the complete application until there is no remaining space in a given class. There is no publicly described waitlist or pool system.