The students in the newsletter club created a leaflet about the activities of Japanese teachers teaching 6th grade students about cleaning infected teeth.

The students in the newsletter club created a leaflet about the activities of Japanese teachers teaching 6th grade students about cleaning infected teeth.

The students in the newsletter club created a leaflet about the meditation activities of the students before starting a new lesson.

The students in the newsletter club created a leaflet about the students’ activities of throwing dice.


Students in the newsletter club have created leaflets about student activities preparing land for planting.

The students in the newsletter club created a leaflet about the students’ activities to make seaweed dessert.

On March 13, 2024, Aknuwat Hun Sen Primary School received a certificate of environmental friendliness and a letter of thanks from the Ministry of Environment.










On February 23, 2024, the 4th grade students of Hun Sen Practice Primary School (New Generation School Program) with a total of 36 students taught by Mr. Than Thaphirum, 4th grade teacher led the students Access library services by having students search for words with a comma (“or”) or 6 exclamation points.
Before the students enter the library, the teacher asks the students to line up and ask about the library’s internal rules. After the students were able to explain the words, the teacher checked the students’ assignments to stamp the recognition.










On February 21, 2024, Mr. Beng Heng, Director of Practical Aknuwat Primary School (New Generation School Program) observed Grade 1 B, which is in charge of the class by teacher Ly Vannida. After observing the teaching and learning of Grade 1B, the principal recommended in return:
In the fourth step, one or two activities should be used.
On February 22, 2024, the second grade students of Aknuwat Hun Sen Primary School (New Generation School Program) with a total of 36 students, taught by Hak Sovannara, the second grade teacher, led the students. Use the library service by having students search for the names of 15 terrestrial and 10 aquatic animals.
Before the teacher let the students enter the library, the teacher had the students line up and ask about the rules of the library. The students searched for the names of 15 land animals and 10 in the water. After the students have explained the words, the teacher examines the students’ assignments to stamp recognition.







