School notes
Voices around 1+3 Community School.
The ideas, thanks, hopes, and reflections that describe the school and the people who make it possible.
Mission
Free education and sustainable development
1+3 Community School creates opportunities for children in the rural countryside through free education, practical learning, and sustainable community projects.
The school brings local leaders, teachers, volunteers, donors, and students together to address education, poverty, waste, and community development.
Community project
Learning belongs to everyone
The school welcomes people from different countries and backgrounds to learn through cross-cultural collaboration and experiential travel.
Students are encouraged to grow into thoughtful, sustainability-focused and philanthropic innovators.
Vision
A safe place to learn, create, and share
The vision is to create a supportive village environment where children can be educated, employed, and connected to local skills and traditions.
Education, nutrition, arts, human rights, environmental awareness, and practical workshops all have a place in the community.
A note to supporters
Thank you for standing with the school
Every donation, volunteer hour, lesson, book, and conversation helps the school continue its work with children and families.
The school message is simple: thoughtful people working together can create lasting opportunity.
Where the work happens
Kandaek Village, Siem Reap Province
1+3 Community School is based in Kandaek Village, Kandaek District, Bakong Town, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia.
Public Facebook messages thank Ambra Terzi for volunteering and welcome her from Italy. Another message thanks Jacob and wishes him success in his ring fight, while a separate post says, “Thank you Sweden.”
Support
People and partners helping the school
Support sources: volunteer time, financial donations, books, school stationery, lessons, practical help, and community conversations.
Regular donors: Names will be added as regular supporters are confirmed.
Volunteers: Ambra Terzi from Italy is publicly thanked for volunteering. Jacob is also mentioned in a public thank-you message; his volunteer role is not confirmed in the post.
Institutions helping: No helping institution has been publicly identified in the posts reviewed so far. This list will be updated as names are confirmed.