A 16m x 28m multi-purpose sports court will be constructed by a local secondary school, which also shares the same school grounds as the primary school. The land is owned by the local pagoda and is managed by the primary school, secondary school, and the community of the pagoda. This will allow both schools to have the opportunity to use the court during school hours and for after school activities.

The teachers and staff at the school have stressed the importance of having a space for students to practice sports so they cannot just learn about them from a book but also be able to enhance their skills and learn techniques of new sports and skills. This is why the teachers have agreed to put their own sweat and hard work into constructing this sports court by helping to raise the land, mix the cement, and smooth out the surface of the sports court. They believe that this will be a major asset to the school and the community as whole. Overall this project will help promote the involvement of youth, especially girls, in team building sports; a goal that the school director has identified to teachers and has begun to promote already. This project has been designed to expand access to education for girls in Cambodia as part of the Let Girls Learn Program.