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Our programs empower children and youth with intellectual disabilities to reach their full potential through tailored education, vocational training, inclusive community building, and advocacy for lasting change.
At The Rabbit School, we believe that education should adapt to the child—not the other way around. That’s why we’ve developed a flexible education model that supports children and youth with intellectual disabilities from early childhood through adolescence.We operate specialized classrooms in public schools across Cambodia for students aged 5 to 16. Each child follows an individual learning plan, designed to develop essential motor, self-help, cognitive, and social skills. Our programs lay the foundation for lifelong learning and meaningful inclusion in society.

Our vocational training program is the natural next step after our special education classes. We teach life-long skills that help youth over the age of 16 gain independence and prepare for future employment, opening doors to a world of opportunities.
Through hands-on activities and guided instruction, students develop essential skills such as:
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Since 2010, Rabbit School has been training teachers to provide inclusive, individualized education for children with intellectual disabilities and autism. With initial support from the University of London, our training focused on quality teaching, child-friendly methods, and practical tools for working with children with special needs.Our goal is to expand these specialized services across Cambodia—ensuring more educators are equipped to help all children thrive.

We work closely with local authorities and parents to integrate Rabbit School’s programs into the public system. At the same time, we work to break down the stigma around intellectual disabilities - promoting understanding, inclusion, and lasting change within communities. This way we are not just teaching children—we are building a more inclusive society, one where everyone is valued for who they are and the contributions they can make.

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