.. Developing Voices at CCH This issue will be devoted to the voices of CCH youth who have developed their English skills to a level where they can communicate effectively, and to those photo journalists who are increasing their skills in communicating through that visual medium. The voices here have been edited by me only a very very little. They come direct, so readers may have a new perspective and new voices about life at CCH. Enjoy. Sambath's Road Show Report
Sambath is a young man at CCH interested in the CCH Road Show. He is also a CCH photo journalist. He has learned to do a software called "RealeWriter" which allow students to create books, complete with text and photographs, and post them on the internet. Sambath did one such book about the CCH Road Show. Ravuth's Life Story
Ravuth has lived at CCH since its founding in 2002. He just received a scholarship to United World College--Adriatic, a college preparatory International Baccalaureate program in Italy. Ravuth will be in grade 11. After graduation from grade 12, Ravuth hopes to study at a foreign university, and then return to Cambodia to help his country. Click here to read Ravuth's story in a new window A Fictionalized True Story by Phearith
Phearith is a 10th grade girl at CCH who is now attending Northbridge International School in Phnom Penh, in an International Baccalaureate program. Click here to read Phearith's story in a new window Scenes in the Cambodian Countryside by Theara, Sokunthea, and Piset, Photo Journalists
School Day at CCH by Theara and Sambath Every day CCH students got up at 5:10am they had to prepare their room and clean the center. After clean they take a shower and have breakfast together at 6:10am. At 7:00am some children that study in grade 1 to grade 5 there had went to study at CDCC and some children they study in CCH. At 8:10am they had to study chemistry with teacher.
After then they had to do exercise and they had break time 15munit. At 9:00am they had to did homework by them self.
At 10:00am some student went to cook and some student did exercise
if they don’t know they can ask teacher or some friends for explants.
At 11:00am they study about physic and review this lesion. At12:00 are they have lunch together and relax. In afternoon. students study again. At 5:00pm some student that study at CDCC came back to CCH. After dinner all the boy went to CCH2 to study more from 7:00PM to 8:00 they have to teach theirs brother and form 8:00PM they a study by themselves like do their homework and remind their lesson all of CCH and CDCC children they do like this everyday and now the got a good score for their test every month.
Steung Meanchey Dump Closes Yes, you read correctly. The large waste disposal dump just outside Phnom Penh, which was home and work at one time to nearly all CCH children, has closed. Another dump will open, further out of town, but according to reports, scavengers will not be allowed. This may not be especially good news, because the question remains---how will the people who worked there earn enough money to eat? Please click here for a good BBC news feature on the dump closing. (Warning: You may have to view an advertisement first) The Sambath in this news story is different from the Sambath at CCH.
Want to make a donation to CCH? Click here to find out how. Contributors to this report: Content: Ravuth, Sambath, Theara, Piset, Sokunthea, Phearith, Elia English Editing and Layout: Elia Van Tuyl
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