Treehouse International School of Siem Reap

The school promotes a holistic approach to education, balancing academic development with personal, social, emotional, and physical growth. It emphasizes values of fairness, equality, respect, care, confidence, independence, and creativity, aiming to foster independent thinkers who can adapt to a changing global society.

The school follows the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) for children aged 2 to 5, focusing on prime areas of development and early learning goals. For Primary students (ages 5 to 11), the school implements the British Key Stage framework, covering core subjects of English, Mathematics, and Science, alongside foundation subjects such as PSHE, Humanities, Computing, and Design and Technology.

The school provides support for students with targeted needs, with staff members holding specific qualifications in areas such as autism, dyslexia, and additional academic language learning. EAL (English as an Additional Language) support is also available to assist students in developing their language proficiency.

The school hosts open morning events for prospective families to tour the campus, meet the teaching team, and engage in activities. Interested parents can register for these events via the school's website or by contacting the admissions office directly.

The school operates on an academic calendar, with the 2025-2026 schedule referenced for planning. Specific term dates and holiday periods are managed by the school administration.

The campus features specialized Early Years facilities, including a secret garden, soft play area, music and dance studio, and outdoor classrooms. Additional amenities include a themed Khmer house, an outdoor kitchen play area, sand and water play zones, swings, tunnels, and a dedicated treehouse.

Students participate in a variety of weekly foundation subjects and activities, including choir, music, art, and swimming. Other offerings include football, paper mache, and Khmer language and culture studies.