Friday, November 1st, 2024 | N-072425

Harvest, Knowledge and Leading

There are times of the year when there is a harvest of knowledge and leadership opportunities. We are witnessing a taste of accomplishment and we celebrate it! From the fields of MUN and Social Studies, to the fruitful gardens of IGCSE success, our community continually bears the fruit of hard work and dedication. 

Inside this edition, you will find ways to be part of this great community harvest and reap the sweetness of hard work and dedication.

HIGHLIGHTS

HOPE MUN Delegates at ISPP

Our Model of United Nations delegates represented Paraguay, Guyana, and Laos at the recent ISPP MUN Conference. This event provided our students with a platform to develop their diplomatic skills, engage in insightful debates, and develop a deeper understanding of global issues.


We are proud of our students and believe that these experiences will empower them to become outstanding global citizens and Christian servant leaders. 


Our MUN is guided by their teachers, Megan Holmes and Andy Staunton, and they will be preparing for two more conferences this school year, one in Phnom Penh and one overseas.

IGCSE certificates 🎉

Our Grade 11 students received their IGCSE certificates last Monday. We are proud of their achievements and look forward to seeing them thrive in their next steps. Congratulations, Class of 2026!

First Aid Training Day

On Tuesday, HOPE hosted a First Aid Training day led by a seasoned British nurse with nursing experience in Cambodia. The event brought together 19 participants, including HOPE and partner organization staff, as well as high school students. The day was filled with informative sessions, hands-on practice, engaging discussions, and of course, delicious brownies!

ACADEMICS

Buddy Groups!

We recently concluded our buddy group activities for the semester, and we're thrilled to witness the positive impact on our students. Buddy groups foster leadership, care, and empathy, strengthening the bonds within our student body. During Pastoral time, students engage in playful and creative activities, making these encounters sweet and special. Look at these photos!

A Medieval Taste of History

Grade 7 students took a journey back to the Middle Ages, exploring the societal norms and practices of the time. By preparing games, clothes, homes, weapons, books, games, and food, students gained a hands-on understanding of the social studies concepts they were learning. See these fun pictures!

Weekly Verses 

Week 13 - James 4:3 

Week 14 - Psalm 95:1–3

Week 15 - 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

CAMPUS

November C9 Menu 

This is the C9 Menu for November! Remember you can always find the updated menu on our website at hope.edu.kh/meals

Next on the Calendar

Saturday, November 2nd 


Wednesday, November 13th 


November 14 and 15 


November 21, 22 and 23


ANNOUNCEMENTS

A Christmas Carol Tickets available

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Get ready to sing along to A Christmas Carol!!🎄Tickets are here! 


Our talented secondary students invite you to their festive performance, a heartwarming tale of redemption and the joy of Christmas.


Place: Asian Hope International School 


Show Dates:


Ticket Sales: Grab your tickets now at the Front Office or Sahakom area after school.


Ticket prices will increase at the door, so don't miss out on the pre-sale!

Join us for a wonderful School Production.

New Arrivals and Promo Alert! 🚨

A few more caps and they are gone! Clearance promotion $8 each.

Coming Soon!

HOPE Polo Shirt

Navy blue HOPE Cambodia shirt

Gray HOPE Koupreys shirt


Promotions!

HOPE Cap $8 USD

Drawstring Koupreys waterproof bag 

$10 USD

Opportunities for the wider community

Asian Hope International School invites you to an original production written & performed by Secondary students!  'Tangled Tales'. Get ready for a fresh twist on the classic fairy tales you thought you knew. 


Tickets are now on sale digitally. The information is all in this Form and will also be available at Asian Hope International School. 


Opening Night: Friday 8th November at 5:30pm with seating from 5pm. 

2nd Show: Saturday 9th November at 2pm with seating from 1:30pm. 

Prices are $5 for adults, $2 for students, and free for children under 5.

You are invited to The Landing by Matthew McCullough

STAFF ECHO

Missions is calling! We have confirmed new openings for the next academic year. Please help us spread the following positions. Download the image here or visit the website. 

Jon is joining HOPE! 


Jon Pawley, a future math educator from Taylor University in the US, is joining us at HOPE for the remainder of the semester. Jon grew up in Cambodia while his parents were doing missions in Ratanakiri. He will be sharing his knowledge and passion for mathematics with our middle school students.


'While growing in Ratanakiri, I saw how important it is to missionary families that their children recieve a quality education and develop into young men and women of Christian character. I also witnessed first hand in my own life and in the lives of my friends that there are many challenges to life as a TCK. My motivation to teach after I graduate is twofold: to partner with missions work by teaching the children of missionaries, and to help students (especially TCKs) grow in their education and in their character.'


Fun Facts: 

1) I played rugby 7's at my university for 3 years.

2) My older brother attended HOPE for preschool, and my younger brother attended for kindergarten.

3) My favorite animal is a slug.

Take the time to pray for…


That's all!

Have a great weekend!