Know the learner
Understand strengths, language, prior learning, interests, barriers, and goals before deciding the next step.
A Siem Reap school since 2014
Local belonging with an outward-looking education.
Saint George is a close-knit, family-owned school built around personal relationships, purposeful learning, Cambodian identity, and a commitment to helping every child grow with confidence and dignity.
Our school community
Personal learning with a strong sense of place.
Saint George has served families in Siem Reap since 2014. We combine English-focused international learning with meaningful Khmer continuity in a close-knit school community.
- Established
- 2014
- Place
- Sala Kamreuk, Siem Reap
- Morning learning
- English-focused international learning · 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
- Khmer learning
- Aligned with Cambodian national expectations · continues until 5:00 p.m.
Planning for your child? Ask Saint George about the exact grade timetable, current places, breaks, services, fees, and collection arrangements.
The learning culture at Saint George
Personal attention with clear purpose.
A close-knit community creates opportunities for better attention, clearer communication, strong expectations, and useful decisions for each learner.
Make learning visible
Students explain, practise, apply, receive feedback, and improve work that families can discuss.
Strengthen identity and opportunity
International capability can grow alongside Khmer language, culture, and belonging.
Keep information current
Families receive current details about staffing, schedules, prices, partnerships, and availability when planning a next step.
Mission, direction, daily life
Three ideas families can see in practice.
Saint George’s purpose comes to life through teaching, communication, relationships, choices, and everyday behaviour.
Create capable lifelong learners.
Build knowledge, habits, confidence, and critical thinking that allow a student to keep learning beyond one lesson or school year.
Rooted here. Ready for what comes next.
Connect Cambodian identity with the communication, study habits, practical capability, and planning needed for wider opportunity.
Respect and responsibility shape learning.
Kindness and inclusion guide how students collaborate, disagree, lead, recover from mistakes, and care for others.
Planning a school visit
See how Saint George feels in practice.
A useful visit lets your family experience the learning environment, meet the team, and understand the current offer for your child.
See a learning moment.
Look for a clear purpose, active practice, student explanation, useful feedback, and a respectful classroom climate.
Talk about your learner.
Share age, current learning, strongest languages, interests, support needs, and possible future moves.
Leave with current information.
Discuss placement, class availability, timetable, total costs, staffing, services, policies, and collection arrangements.
Choose with confidence.
Compare what you experienced with your family’s priorities and take the time needed for a thoughtful decision.
The story behind our name
Courage for the challenges ahead.
The Saint George story represents the courage to face difficult challenges, the responsibility to use our abilities well, and the determination to keep moving forward.
- CourageApproach unfamiliar learning with curiosity, confidence, and a willingness to try.
- ResponsibilityUse knowledge and ability thoughtfully, with respect for other people and the community.
- PerseveranceLearn from setbacks, improve the work, and continue towards a worthwhile goal.
Meet Saint George
Experience the learning culture in person.
Visit the school to explore the learning cycle, language pathways, family communication, student support, and the current options for your child.