Mark Fox is our new headteacher. In an interview, he talks about his start, his priorities and the confidence to delegate responsibility.

As traditional Cambodian diets change, many rural children are missing out on vital calcium. Our answer? Homemade yoghurt, freshly prepared in our canteen kitchen to help build stronger bones.

Teachers Soriya and Makara run a very special sports club, which is exclusively for girls. While this may sound discriminatory at first, it is actually the exact opposite. It's a step towards greater self-determination!

In an interview with our teacher, Susann Wyatt, we find out a lot about the youngest children on campus. For example, we learn why a swing can be so much more than just a piece of playground equipment.

The Farmhouse Resort won several tourism awards again this year. Yet there was still little reason to celebrate. In this article, we look at what lies behind this contradiction.

Our social worker, Sakada, always has a smile on his face. This is all the more remarkable given that his job offers little cause for laughter. Allow us to introduce him.

Since the outbreak of border disputes in June 2025, at up to 800,000 Cambodians have returned to Cambodia from Thailand. To a country where no one is waiting for them. We tell their stories.

Butcher Hans Höhn was on campus for the second time to share his knowledge with the local team. In this interview he talks about his experiences.

In addition to providing the campus with healthy food, we are increasingly pursuing experimental goals with our agriculture. Here’s one we’d like to report on.