GIS has another reason to celebrate this week! Our own Kelvin Abdallah Jnr, (Class 4) represented Ghana, his school and his swim club,The Dolphins, at the International Swimfest competition in Germany. Kelvin participated in 4 events, and won gold (first place) in 3 of the events, and bronze (third place) in 1.
Nana Kwaku Boateng ( Facilities Prefect) and Maya Osei-Bonsu (Library Prefect) have donated a set of complementary living room furniture to the Secondary School Library.
The Ghana International School Parent-Teacher Association (GIS-PTA) has donated an amount of GHC15,000 to The Rheumatological Initiative (TRi) at the Korle- Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra to support The Initiative with proceeds from their ‘Bazaar 2019’ fund raising event.
On Saturday, March 23rd 2019, GIS created and hosted a multifaceted Arts Festival dubbed “arTRYx 2019”. The event which was held at the Secondary School campus started at 12.00 noon and ended at 8:00 p.m. It was an interesting and engaging day as the festival combined art exhibitions and a series of workshops to celebrate the variety and versatility of students’ artistic talents.
Ms Grace Hanson and Mrs Angela van der Puije both Teachers of GIS and MUN Club Patrons recently accompanied 14 Upper Secondary students to the 45th National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) Conference in New York.
Fourteen GIS Upper Secondary students represented Ghana and South Africa as delegates to the National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) Conference in New York.
Today 28th February, 2019 is Rarediseases Day and our Infant School pupils celebrated the day by showing their support and care for all those living with rare diseases in Ghana and around the world.
The Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA) in collaboration with GIS is organizing a two day Professional Learning Institute (PLI) which starts today and ends tomorrow Saturday, 23rd February 2019. The professional development programme is themed, “Empowering the 21st Century Learner Through an Integrated Approach.”
A small act of kindness can make a big difference! International Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) week starts today (9th to 15th February, 2019).
After a period of nominations, intense interviews, campaigns and voting, the 2019-2020 batch of Prefects and Students Representative Council were finally inducted at a special ceremony on Monday 4th February 2019.
