







A warm day where children's dreams grow, from WECA Koan Kindergarten in Ratanakkiri, Cambodia. Share.
A total of 23 children attended this class and diligently learned basic curriculum such as Khmer language and arithmetic.
In the free play time that followed, the children's favorite game, Lego blocks, was played.
Through the process of matching, stacking, and dismantling small blocks one by one, children had a useful time developing their imagination and developing their fine muscles.
Currently, WECA Koan Kindergarten is the only place in this area where you can freely enjoy these educational activities, making this time even more precious and meaningful.
Also, as part of the class on this day, a cleaning activity to clean up the area around the kindergarten was also conducted.
In Cambodia, trash is often thrown carelessly off the road or on a motorcycle, and many people are not aware of the value of trash cans.
In this environment, our children personally practiced the 'great value' of protecting the environment by cleaning up around the kindergarten with their small fern-like hands.
Thank you for always sending love so that children in remote villages of Cambodia can play and learn to their heart's content in safe kindergartens and grow into talented people with good civic consciousness. We sincerely thank our sponsoring members.
"Proper education and small practice experiences in early childhood are It becomes the foundation for children to develop a healthy self and grow into leading figures in creating a better world.
WECA will continue to provide continuous educational support through Koan Kindergarten so that local children can learn to their heart's content and establish correct values without environmental constraints."
— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid
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