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On Monday 20 November something very important happens around the world - we celebrate our children, including the students here at Northbridge International School Cambodia.

Some of the important values we have at Northbridge International School Cambodia concern developing strong connections with the world and broadening the horizons of our students.

This month, the Primary team here at Northbridge International School Cambodia are launching a writing competition! We are very excited for this launch because the competition has been set up by Nord Anglia’s Global Campus.

We have already planned and prepared so much for this semester and all under the wonderful guidance of our student leaders at Northbridge International School Cambodia.

It has been a busy and productive time for our Global Campus team this semester. Learning from our mistakes in Semester 1, we have pushed forward with renewed vigor, and have invested time and energy into our small focus groups. This has proven to be very successful as we have seen progress and achievement in multiple areas, but let the students tell you more.

We wanted to share with just some of the exciting new activities Nord Anglia Education has planned for Global Campus, our platform connecting our 66,000 students across 29 countries around the world, including at Northbridge International School Cambodia.

On the evening of 24 October 2018, 24 lucky students and 3 staff from Northbridge International School Cambodia started a long journey to Shamba Kipara camp in Tanzania. This was the start of their epic one week adventure on the Nord Anglia Global Campus Worldwide Expedition Programme that was to include helping to build a school, trekking to a waterfall, working with the locals to install solar lights and build goat sheds, and a safari spectacular.

From 19-25 October, 18 Grade 6 and 7 Northbridge International School Cambodia students had the adventure of a lifetime. As part of Nord Anglia Education’s Global Campus Worldwide Expeditions program, they were able to visit the Alps in Switzerland to trek for two days, learn about local culture and climb a vertical incline on the side of a mountain.