The International School of Phnom Penh (ISPP) will hold ISPP International Day 2026 on Saturday, 14 November. In its Facebook reminder, the school shared photos from last year’s celebration and said advance tickets are available at the Uniform Shop for US$2.50 (10,000 KHR). The reminder looks back at the Parade of Nations, country booths, cultural performances and activities for visitors of different ages.

The ISPP school calendar confirms the date. The event takes place at the International School of Phnom Penh campus and is open to the wider Phnom Penh community, according to the event listing.

ISPP International Day 2026 schedule and tickets

The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Gates open at 9:30 a.m., and the Parade of Nations is due to start at 10 a.m. Families who want to watch the start of the parade can use the half-hour between the gate opening and the parade to enter and find a viewing spot.

The Facebook reminder names the Uniform Shop as the place to buy tickets in advance. The event listing also says tickets will be available at the gate. It advises visitors to arrange transport because there will be no parking on campus that Saturday and recommends approaching via National Road 2. If you plan to arrive by tuk-tuk or taxi, leave time for drop-off and entry before the parade.

What visitors can see at the parade and country booths

In the Parade of Nations, students, parents and staff march with national flags. The school’s International Day programme overview also lists cultural performances by members of the school community and country booths where visitors can learn about the cultures represented at ISPP. Phnom Penh restaurants are expected to run food booths, and local organisations will have information booths about their work.

The photos in the Facebook reminder show flags across the campus, children holding Cambodian flags and performers onstage. They document the 2025 event. Visitors who want to see a particular performance can check the 2026 programme and site map before deciding how to spend the morning. The event listing also says that registration to host a booth or give a performance is reserved for the ISPP community.

Ways families and teachers can use the visit

For younger children, the parade offers a concrete starting point for a conversation about flags. Ask your child to choose one flag they recognise and one they would like to identify. At a country booth, an older child could ask a host when a particular song, food or item of clothing is usually shared. The answer gives the child a specific story to connect with what they saw.

Teachers can adapt the same idea for a short classroom activity. Ask students to describe an object or performance they observed, record what its presenter said about it, and write down a question to look up later. This helps students distinguish what they saw from what they learned through conversation and gives them a reason to find out more after the visit.

For families planning to attend ISPP International Day 2026, the parade’s 10 a.m. start is the main time to plan around. Buy tickets at the Uniform Shop if you want to secure them in advance, and check the programme for the booths or performances your family would most like to see.

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