Phnom Penh International Nursery & Preschool
ACACIA PHNOM PENH
A FRENCH KINDERGARTEN IN PHNOM PENH
Phnom Penh International Nursery & Preschool is a wonderful spacious environment school, located in a peaceful sector in the city center. It was the first French school in the Cambodian capital during its restoration in 1991.
The school, formerly known as Tchou-Tchou, merged with ACACIA in 2020. Those two institutions came together in a closer relationship as a result of their shared educational philosophy, which focused on using games and language acquisition.
ACACIA Phnom Penh is the only French-speaking International school in Phnom Penh. The school accepts students from pre-school to grade 2 in its green atmosphere. The teachers and assistants all speak French and English and strive to maintain good contact with parents.
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LOCATED IN THE HEART OF PHNOM PENH
The ACACIA Phnom Penh French International School is in the center of the city, about two minutes from the Independence Monument. Parents who arrive in a car or ride a motorcycle can simply park in front of the school due to its accessibility. Ther is also a Security guard at the entry to assist you if needed.
THE MAIN PRINCIPLES OF OUR MULTILINGUAL METHOD
The development of multilingualism in the French, English, and Vietnamese languages is the primary goal of our bilingual section’s educational initiative.
1. Alternating time slots in French, English, and Khmer
Our students, across all sections, switch daily between learning French with a French-speaking teacher, English with an English-speaking teacher, and Khmer with a Khmer teacher.
2. One Instructor, one language
Each child has two teachers who work in Pairs, a French-speaking teacher and a native English-speaking teacher. thus, the child associates a language distinct to each adult around him and help himaquire languages in tandem and without confusion. Each week, a third Khmer teacher participates in the class.
3. Themes are addressed in parallel in the three languages.
Each month, the same theme (broken down into weekly sub-themes) is covered in French, English, and Khmer for each of the four divisions. As a result, the child’s vocabulary in all three languages can grow and he can gradually learn about many parts of the world around him.
Do not hesitate to get in contact with us if you have any questions concerning our French-English language section.