CamBright International School
Lead You To The Bright World
An education built to a higher standard — from day one.
CamBright is officially recognized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. Early years follow a Montessori-based approach guided by education specialists from the US and UK; primary through secondary years follow a curriculum benchmarked against England and Singapore, built around the four 21st-century skills every child needs — critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity. Classes are capped at 18 students, so no child gets lost in the crowd.
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Vision & mission
Vision
- To be a prestigious school, nationally and internationally recognized.
- To be one of the leading private schools in fostering, preparing, and educating our students for a rapidly changing technological world.
Mission
- Work closely with national and international institutions for up-to-date curricula and modern education perspectives.
- Provide high-quality education and childcare in a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment that builds a foundation for life-long learning.
- Provide exceptional care to children while fostering each child's intellectual, social, physical, and moral development in an academic-rich environment.
- Provide an educational program that develops students' curiosity and creativity
- Develop responsible and engaged learners
- Foster tolerance, respect, and acceptance of others
- Build each student's resilience and self-esteem
- Provide a curriculum that is rich and relevant, and allows all students to succeed
- Promote a strong, supportive partnership between home, school, and the wider community
CamBright's curriculum is designed to national and international standards by Ouch Sokhlim (M.Ed., Management & Education), Dr. Stella Boamah (PhD in Education, United Kingdom), with curriculum consultation from Wendy Sahi, international curriculum specialist.
Built for the long run, not just the entrance exam
Real trilingual fluency
Khmer, English, and Mandarin Chinese are taught as everyday languages of instruction — not one core subject and two electives. Students graduate literate and confident in all three.
One school, every stage
Kindergarten through Grade 12 on a single campus means one consistent standard, one community, and no disruptive school transfer at age 11 or 14.
A right-sized community
We stay deliberately mid-sized so every teacher knows every student by name — and every family can reach a teacher, not a call centre.
What parents and students say
"My daughter switched schools twice before CamBright. This is the first place she's stayed three years running."
"The teachers actually call us back. That sounds small until you've dealt with a school where they don't."
"He's picked up conversational Mandarin faster than we ever expected, on top of Khmer and English. That's the whole reason we came here."
"My favorite part of the day is science club. My teacher lets me hold the microscope by myself now."
"I was nervous about starting a new curriculum in Grade 10, but the class size meant my teachers actually noticed when I was struggling — and helped before I fell behind."
"Three kids, three very different personalities, and CamBright has worked for all of them. That's rarer than people think."
"The Montessori-style early years program meant my son actually looked forward to school from day one. He still talks about his kindergarten teacher."
"I like that Khmer class isn't treated as less important than English. A lot of my friends at other schools barely study it anymore."
"We moved from another private school mid-year. The admissions team made the transition easy, and my daughter was settled into class within a week."
One pathway, four stages
Each stage builds on the last using the same trilingual method, so progress compounds instead of resetting.
Early Years
Play-based learning across Khmer, English, and introductory Mandarin, building the listening and speaking foundation all three languages need before formal literacy begins.
Primary
Core literacy and numeracy taught in Khmer and English, with structured Mandarin lessons building toward reading and conversation, alongside science, arts, and national curriculum requirements.
Middle School
Subject specialists take over as coursework deepens; students continue all three languages while beginning to choose electives and take on more independent, project-based work.
Upper Secondary
Preparation for national examinations alongside internationally benchmarked English and Mandarin programs, with guidance for university and career pathways at home or abroad.
How to join CamBright
Book a campus visit
Meet a homeroom teacher, see a class in session, and get a feel for how trilingual instruction actually runs day to day.
Placement conversation
A short, low-pressure conversation with your child so we can place them at the right level in Khmer, English, and Mandarin from day one.
Enrollment & orientation
Complete enrollment paperwork and join a family orientation before term starts, so the first day feels familiar, not overwhelming.
Tuition
Average across grade levels. Exact tuition varies by grade — request a breakdown for your child's level.
Financial assistance available
Roughly 3 in 10 CamBright families receive a tuition discount. Ask the admissions team about eligibility — no family should rule us out before asking.
A day at CamBright
Graduation & awards
Science exhibitionSalt water experimentAbacus mathVolcano experiment
Plant-growth project
Student project showcaseField trip dayFarm field tripBeyond the classroom
CamBright staff and students take part in community donation initiatives alongside the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport — part of how we try to model the civic values we teach.
It's the same reason "Lead you to the bright world" isn't just a motto on the logo: we want students to see their teachers living it outside school hours too.
Come see a class in session សូមអញ្ជើញមកទស្សនាថ្នាក់រៀន
Campus visits run weekday mornings. Bring your child — we'd rather they meet us before you sign anything.
Chak Angre Campus
House No. 40, Street No. 04, Sangkat Chak Angre Krom, Khan Meanchey, Phnom Penh
Veal Sbov Campus
House No. 16-19, Street No. 18, Sangkat Veal Sbov, Khan Chbar Ampov, Phnom Penh