Bayon School
Committed to educationBayon School
Committed to education
Deeply rooted in its noble humanitarian vocation, the Bayon school dedicates a tireless effort to providing a holistic education of exceptional quality to an extended community, bringing together nearly 500 beneficiaries. These learners are enveloped in an integrated support network that transcends academic boundaries to encompass the vital spheres of health, social, artistic and cultural support. In addition, the school offers specialized professional training in the field of pastry and baking, as well as in agroecology, thus enriching their skills base.
This diversified range of services plays a fundamental role in the total metamorphosis of their current existence, sketching out brighter horizons for their future. Guided by an ongoing commitment to this vision, the Bayon school is dedicated to a perpetual quest for innovation, investing uninterrupted efforts to perfect its pedagogical approach and guarantee a complete, harmonious education that meets the specific needs of young people in situation of vulnerability that resides in this region marked by the majestic symbolism of the temples of Angkor.
Through this dynamic and innovative process, she breathes a bright ray of hope into their lives, revealing a promising path towards a future rich in new and promising opportunities, and thus, helping to light their way towards a fulfilling future.
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Primary School
206 children supported from kindergarten to grade 6, who receive a free and quality education.
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Agroecology training
12 families producing vegetables and generating income from their sale to the school canteen; and 60 students at the training.
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Pastry training
In 2025, 30 young women from underprivileged backgrounds trained each year to a practical job that allows them to access a stable job quickly.
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Follow up
203 young people accompanied in their academic studies and helped in their professional orientation
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A new playground at primary school
Last April saw the opening of a new playground at primary school, much to the delight of the 206...
Hugo and Morgane committed to education
At the beginning of May, The Bayon family welcomed Morgane and Hugo, both on a one-year civic...
A square named after Élodie, in memory of a precious commitment
A square named Élodie, in memory of a precious commitment last April, the town of Ouistreham...