A lovely article about the Gong and Smiling Gecko.
An interesting feature about our cultural centre and us has appeared in the Swiss magazine «Hotelière». Of course, we’d love to share it with you.
Mariya Un Noun and Tanja Grandits at Gault&Millau
A special honour and a source of joy for the chef at the Farmhouse Resort: Tanja Grandits, the Michelin-starred chef from Switzerland, is one of her biggest fans.
Impact Experiences at the Smiling Gecko Campus
Would you like to join the Smiling Gecko family in Cambodia for a few weeks? Thanks to our new ‘Helping Hands’ offer, this will soon be possible!
A Song of Hope
Songs have always been part of life at the Smiling Gecko Campus, as they help to give hope and overcome sadness. ‘Tomorrow’ is one such song. We recorded it at the Gong and then illustrated it.
At some point, it clicks – a sports club just for girls
Teachers Soriya and Makara run a very special sports club, which is exclusively for girls. While this may sound discriminatory at first, it is actually the exact opposite. It’s a step towards greater self-determination!
We have harvested joy – learning with all the senses
In an interview with our teacher, Susann Wyatt, we find out a lot about the youngest children on campus. For example, we learn why a swing can be so much more than just a piece of playground equipment.
Smiling Gecko is now also in Singapore
Although Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia, it is one of the region’s financial giants. This is why Smiling Gecko now has its own office there.
A grand performance at the National Stadium
The talented Smiling Gecko Singers were invited to perform at this year’s Cambodian Football League finals. It wasn’t just the Deputy Prime Minister who was impressed, either.
Half open, fully embraced
The construction of our new school building has been challenging, but we were delighted to open part of it this summer, much to the joy of our pupils.
Light and shadow at the Farmhouse Resort
The Farmhouse Resort won several tourism awards again this year. Yet there was still little reason to celebrate. In this article, we look at what lies behind this contradiction.