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Learning, character and service.
God’s Heritage Academy is a growing Kumasi school for children from nursery to JHS. Here is who we are, what we believe and what we have achieved so far.

Nursery to JHS, on one campus in Ahenema Kokoben
Our history

Founded to serve families seeking thoughtful, values-led education, our school has grown through the care of teachers, families, and the wider community.
Its founders opened the first classrooms with a small nursery and kindergarten, a handful of teachers, and families who were willing to take a chance on a new school close to home. The aim from the start was to teach the basics thoroughly and to bring children up with good character.
As those first pupils moved up, the school grew with them. Primary classes were added year by year, then the junior high, so a child can now start in nursery and sit the BECE without changing schools.
That growth has come from people. Teachers have stayed and trained the colleagues who joined after them. Parents have served on committees, helped on trips and turned up for every cultural day. Neighbours, churches and local businesses have lent their time and their grounds. The school is still growing, and it is still built the same way.
Mission and vision
Our mission
Our mission is to provide nurturing, challenging learning that develops the whole child.
Our vision
Our vision is to raise confident learners who live with purpose.
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.
Recent achievements
Our commitment to strong foundations is reflected in the progress of our learners and the community growing around them.
Established a growing pre-school and basic-school learning community.
Built strong family partnerships around learner progress.
Celebrated learner creativity through cultural and sports activities.