The school years that make everything after possible.

Children build strong foundations, learn to think for themselves, and grow in confidence as they move from pre-school to JHS.

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  • Nursery to JHSThree stages on one campus in Ahenema Kokoben
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A basic school for families in Ahenema Kokoben and across Kumasi

A stronger foundation changes what comes next.

Reading, writing and number work are practised until children use them with confidence. Questions are welcomed, feedback is clear, and every new challenge is a chance to apply what they know.

Every stage prepares them for the next.

From pre-school to JHS, each stage adds the knowledge, confidence and independence children need for what comes next.

  1. A young pupil in a teal shirt smiling at the camera

    Where the first habits of learning begin

    Stage 1 · Nursery & KG

    Pre-school

    Language, movement, confidence and first learning habits, built through play, conversation and discovery.

    Pre-school curriculum
  2. Pupils working out numbers and letters on a wall puzzle

    More independence with every class

    Stage 2 · Primary

    Primary school

    Reading, writing, mathematics and science become tools for thinking, making and solving problems with growing independence.

    Primary curriculum
  3. JHS prefects in kente stoles standing together on the school steps

    The last steps before senior high

    Stage 3 · JHS

    Junior high

    Deeper knowledge, BECE preparation, and practice in the leadership and self-direction senior high will ask of them.

    JHS curriculum

What we stand for

Four habits every class practises, from the first morning in nursery to the last BECE paper.

Strong foundations
Strong fundamentals give children room to think bigger.
Curiosity
Questions turn lessons into understanding.
Responsibility
Children practise responsibility, communication, and initiative.
Perseverance
Progress comes from effort, feedback, and another attempt.
Pupils focused in class

Learning needs room to happen.

Bright classrooms
Rooms where the term’s work goes up on the walls.
Computer lab
Hands on the keyboard, learning to type, search and create.
Library
A growing collection where children read, research and find their next question.
Playground
Open ground and shade, and a full break to enjoy them.

Classrooms, technology, books and open space give children places to practise, explore and make ideas real.

Visit the campus

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  1. Football match and Bible quiz

    Lessons carry on as usual from 9 to 20 November, with a soccer match in week 12 and the Bible quiz in week 13.

  2. Purple Day on 3 December

    Purple Day falls in revision week, which runs from 30 November to 4 December.

  3. Examinations, carols and vacation

    The last week of term brings examinations and carols, and then the school breaks up for vacation.

Come and see what your child can grow into.

The best way to understand the approach is to see children learning. Visit on a weekday morning, meet the headteacher and teachers, and ask what the next stage could look like for your child.

Address
Ahenema Kokoben plot 26, Kumasi, Ghana
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Start with a conversation

The office replies within one working day.

What would you like to do?

It helps to mention your child’s age and the class they would join.