The event was graced by the Principal, Dr. Mary Ashun, other members of the School management team, GISA executives, staff and the graduating class.
Kwabena Enti (Year 6) and Ekow Enti (Year 4), two brothers and students of Ghana International School (GIS), recently came up with an initiative dubbed “Boots for Charity” designed to collect used football boots, shin pads and trainers and donate them to the less privileged in our communities.
GIS Alumni Sangu Delle, class of 2006, was recently elected Director of the influential Harvard University Alumni Association to serve a three-year term.
A graduate from the famous Mannes Jazz Program at the New School University is an eclectic trumpeter, music producer, arranger and songwriter who has featured on nearly 100 albums ranging from jazz, R&B, pop, gospel, blues and hip hop.
Keyon has worked with some of the world’s best artists and ensembles.
His works and collaborations have had numerous musical placements in film and TV including the Miles Davis Biopic “Miles Ahead” directed by Don Cheadle which received a Grammy award.
Keyon recently discovered his Ghanaian ancestry and has decided to embark on a journey back to the motherland. During this self-rediscovery sojourn to Ghana, he is expected to interact with members of the Ghana International School community.
His engagement with students is expected to inspire the 21st century learners to pursue their dreams in Music and the Arts in general.
Ghana International School (GIS), in collaboration with Achimota Golf Club (AGC) has this week launched an after-school Golf Programme as part of her many non-academic offerings. This programme complements our regular sports disciplines which include basketball, soccer, swimming, table tennis, handball, athletics (track & field) and hockey.
Dr. Mary Ashun, Principal of Ghana International School (GIS), has been awarded a Klingenstein School Heads Fellowship at the Teacher’s College, Columbia University,USA. This honorary award established in 1991, is presented to only twenty heads of schools from around the world each year.
