Thursday, 21 August 2014

Learning at a floating school??


Kompong Luong School

       Kompong Luong (or PhumĭKâmpóngLuŏng) is a large floating village north of Krakor, on Tonlé Sap Lake in Cambodia. The students are not that many and half of them live at the school. This is because they are actually orphans. That is right. Apart from teaching the children, the teachers also take care of the orphans. 

Kompong Luong School. -Source from Google

    Just like the school inside a cave we have discussed before, this school also has become a tourist attraction. This is because most tourists are curious about their system and wondering about how they can help the orphans. Most of the children’s parents are fishermen and when they are studying in class, they practices fishing as well. The government there has organized an idea where the tourists can help better the children’s lives there by providing their arts and crafts works at the floating village. I would also want to go there if I have the chance. For me, this school will definitely attract the philanthropists from all around the world. Seeing their determination to study has given me the encouragement that I needed to be grateful of what I have now.

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