PEPY would like to thank everyone who has contributed so far to our annual campaign. From your inspirational quotes and photos to your comments, likes and shares – thank you! We are delighted to announce that in the last month we have seen a huge increase in engagement from …
PEPY scholarship students recently invited their parents and family members to a presentation held in Chanleas Dai. It was an opportunity for students to showcase their year’s achievements and activities. With the support of slideshows and videos, different students spoke about arriving in Siem Reap a year ago, how they …
PEPY is thrilled to have been working with three teachers from Ireland over the last couple of weeks. Two teachers, Colm and Michéal are from our partner school, Donabate Portrane Educate Together National School (DPETNS). Our third teacher, Cecelia, joins us from Balbriggan Educate Together National School (BETNS). The teachers have been …
After learning about what a career in tourism could look like through a range of speaker events, PEPY scholarship students were very excited to visit a hotel to discover more. As part of Youth Empowerment classes in our Learning Center program, scholarship students visited the Soria Moria hotel in Siem …
One of the goals of PEPY’s scholarship program is to change rural attitudes on education by creating role models. We work in the Kralanh district, where a majority of families are subsistence rice farmers. Under pressure from their families, many students drop out of school and migrate to Thailand to …
