Well done GIS for hosting this year’s International Schools Sports Association Games (ISSAG) and for placing first and third in the Girls and Boys Field Hockey divisions respectively.
Kudos to our PE and Sports Department for motivating our students to strive for excellence. We look forward to many more record breaking wins in future.
Well done to our Year 2 Infant School pupils for putting together yet another splendid performance at assembly. Today, we have been inspired to set SMART goals and continue to persevere.
It is always a pleasure to have our Alumni come around every now and then to share some of their candid experiences with our students.
We recently had some members from the Class of 2012 talk to our final year students about university applications, how to adapt to university life, dealing with racism, peer pressure, drug abuse and the importance of making the best choices in life. It was indeed an insightful session.Thank you for coming.
#GivingBack #KeepingItReal #GISAlumni #Responsibility #Leadership.
Ms. Omosede Eholor, our Careers and College Counsellor welcomes Alumni and sets the discussion ball rolling
From L-R; Kwesi Bedu-Addo, Shantay Akrasi, Emil Brew-Butler and Marissa Bello (Class of 2012)
Kwesi Bedu-Addo encourages students to stay focused and not to yield to peer pressure
Emil Brew-Butler shares his experiences regarding racism, how he dealt with it and urged students to be mentally strong and open minded.
Mr. Amponsah- Mensah, Vice Principal for Upper Secondary, a tutor and mentor was proud of how well his former students had done and expressed his profound sentiments.
Nii Aryee Aryeetey, an Upper 6th Form Student of GIS has been adjudged winner of the 2018 Ghana Mathematical Olympiad and will represent Ghana at the finals of the 2019 International Mathematical Olympiad in the UK.
