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Hey, lads, I want you to listen for a second. This is your favorite principal speaking. If you’ve spent much time online or around certain crowds, you’ve probably seen that look on some guys’ faces—the ones who are always shouting slogans, raging online, or jumping from one cause to the next. Tibet, Ukraine, Palestine, Somalia, Minneapolis—anywhere but home. It’s like they’re standing on the edge of a cliff they can’t even name, yelling so loud they don’t have to hear what’s

When I speak to my students about Christian missionaries, they often imagine someone travelling to a distant country to preach, teach, and serve. But some missionaries begin their journey in a very unexpected way — through sport, public fame, and personal sacrifice. One of the most inspiring Christian missionaries of the early 20th century was Eric Liddell , a Scottish athlete who became famous around the world before choosing a life of mission work in China. Eric Liddell’s s

When the great Christian missionaries of the nineteenth century are remembered, the same towering names often return again and again. Yet behind them stand quieter figures whose faith was just as deep, whose courage was just as real, and whose sacrifices were no less costly. One such man was George Grenfell, an English Baptist missionary whose life in Central Africa was marked not by fame or dramatic speeches, but by endurance, humility, and an unshakeable sense of Christian

Proud Moment at MISC! We are incredibly proud of William (Huot Duongsupnith), one of our outstanding MISC students!  Congratulations on receiving the Outstanding Leader Award in the global competition! William’s dedication, integrity, and leadership continue to inspire our school community. Well done, William — keep leading with confidence and vision!

As Christian missionaries head to the Thailand/Cambodia border to deliver aid and comfort to the swelling number of refugees in this glorious and ancient kingdom of Cambodia, it’s timely to reflect on some of the most inspirational characters from Britain’s long history of missionary service. Charles Thomas Studd (1860–1931), more commonly known as C. T. Studd, was one of the most remarkable Christian missionaries of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A celebr

Good morning, everyone. Today I want to talk about something simple but powerful: etiquette. Some people think etiquette is just rules — how to stand, how to bow, how to speak. But actually, good manners come from something much deeper: respect. Respect for your teachers, for your classmates, and for yourselves. From tomorrow, we are introducing a very small but very meaningful practice. When you see a teacher for the first time in the morning, give a polite bow — just a gent

Ju st to clarify, these so-called "Buddha shrines" in Cambodian households and businesses are actually spirit houses, or  Pteah Preah Phumi, which are built for protective spirits and originated from Pre-Buddhist animist traditions. They are not meant for worship of the Buddha, but rather to provide a comfortable home for the local spirits who are believed to protect the property and bring good fortune to the inhabitants, provided they are shown proper respect. Offerings of f

Pictured on the right is a bronze statue of Jamaican businesswoman Mary Seacole located outside St. Thomas’ Hospital in London, right across the River Thames from the Houses of Parliament. It was unveiled in 2016. It is the first major public statue in the UK dedicated to a Black woman. The statue is controversial because it stands at the hospital most associated with Florence Nightingale. Following Florence Nightingale’s achievements and life-saving innovations in the Crimea

Writer: Principal Peter Abram Principal Peter MISSION INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CAMBODIA. Sunday November 16, 2025 For more than a thousand years, Western education and scholarship have played a central role in shaping modern global knowledge, economic development, and cultural advancement. From the establishment of the earliest universities in medieval Europe — such as Bologna, Oxford, and Paris — Western academia pioneered structured inquiry, peer review, and disciplines ranging

From the Bible to British Law By Principal Peter Abram, MISSION INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CAMBODIA. Sunday November 9, 2025 ‘Reparations for slavery’ ‘Collective guilt for your colonial past’ Throughout history, societies have wrestled with the question of whether children should suffer for the sins of their parents. The powerful idea that each person stands responsible before God for their own actions came first from the Bible and later shaped British law and moral thought. Bibli

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We are delighted to announce that Mission International School Cambodia (MISC)  has officially opened its doors, and our very first...

On Tuesday, 8 July 2025, we were honoured to welcome representatives from our Korean sending organisation as we held our opening service...