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Sometimes the best way to see the impact of education is through the confidence of a child who suddenly realises: “I can do this!”

That is something we have seen again and again through our Tuk-Tuk School this year.

By bringing digital learning directly to rural communities where the internet doesn’t even exist, our Tuk-Tuk-School gives children the opportunity to develop practical digital skills that are increasingly important for their education, future careers and everyday lives.

And in 2026, our children have given us plenty to celebrate.

In 12 months our Tuk-Tuk School has achieved these incredible outcomes:

🏆 31,138 hours of digital learning delivered 

🏆 1,367 children enrolled in courses 

🏆 96% of the children successfully passed assessments, meeting their learning outcomes  

We hope these achievements are making you and our team at PeopleStories extremely proud! 

Behind those numbers are hundreds of children learning, practising and discovering skills that can open new possibilities for their futures.

For us, digital education is about much more than learning how to use a computer. It is about giving young people the confidence to participate in an increasingly digital world and access opportunities that might otherwise feel out of reach.

As founder Victoria says: “Education is one of the most powerful ways to create lasting change.  PeopleStories Tuk-Tuk-School is to transform rural education from Chalk & Talk to Flick & Click.”

Seeing our latest students complete their courses is a wonderful reminder of exactly that. They started as learners, but they leave with new skills, greater confidence and, we hope, an even bigger belief in what their future could hold.

And none of this happens alone. Every class delivered and every child reached is made possible by the generosity of the people like YOU who continue to believe in our work.

Thank you for helping us bring learning closer to children and young people across rural Cambodia. 🧡

Want to help us bring digital learning to even more young people?Support the Tuk-Tuk School and help the next generation gain the skills and confidence to build their future.

Story written by volunteer: Caroline van 't Hoff