Congratulations to the GIS Community on raising funds for not just one corrective surgery but two!!! We are so proud of the efforts of staff, parents, and students.
In line with our Key Attribute for the 2019-2020 Academic Year –Social Responsibility, GIS’ Head Girl Abena Asare-Konadu along with Edem Bleboo spent their summer holidays making a total of 130 new exercise books out of recycled paper.
Today we witnessed the opening of this year’s GIS Model United Nations(MUN) conference. One may ask, what exactly is MUN? MUN is an extracurricular activity that aims to emulate the United Nations in mock debates called conferences.
Today was an eventful day across all sections of our school. Day 5, the final day of our UN week celebration was a major success.
At the Infant School, a Year 2 UN Day Achievement Awards assembly was held. Pupils made a “We are the World Presentation”, cat-walked in their various national costumes inside their classrooms, stopped to say something about their culture, customs and sampled various dishes from around the world.
The Junior school staff and pupils went on to parade, dancing in their brightly couloured national costumes on the football pitch and within the parameters of their section in celebration of the day.
Our Secondary School, saw MUN delegates put together an interesting Mock assembly where delegates debated on the harmful effects of manufacturing and using plastics in our world today.
Dr. Mary Ashun, Principal of GIS commended students and teachers for working together to ensure that the entire week was an informative learning experience.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, MP for gracing the occasion with her presence, motivating our students to aspire to make a difference, reiterating the harmful effects of plastics on our world and finally joining Dr. Mary Ashun to launch the 2019-2020 GIS GOAL to plant 1000 trees by the end of the academic year!
Thank you to Dr. Ashun, our Vice Principals, Teachers, the Art Department and to everyone who helped to make the entire week a success!Ayekoo GIS!
In previous years, we would celebrate the unity we have as nations belonging to the United Nations (UN) on or around the officially recognized UN Day.
This year, we’re focusing more on the educational activities that build knowledge of the UN, its role, its activities, and its future.
During the summer break, Junior School’s Year 5 Pupil, Maame Adjoa Nduom published her first book.
To mark International Day for the Eradication of Poverty -End Poverty Day (EPD) 2019, the World Bank in conjunction with the United Nations hosted several events in various countries around the World under the theme “Ending Learning Poverty – Getting every child to read and understand by age ten”.
Today is #GlobalHandwashing Day!
Did you know that washing your hands with soap under clean running water for 20 seconds is enough time to thoroughly cleanse your hands of potentially harmful germs? Well, now you do!
A heartfelt thank you to all our wonderful Nurses for taking time out to educate us about the importance of frequent handwashing practices. Join us! Be a part of the Sustainable Development agenda!
On Saturday 12th October 2019, we all converged at Abokobi and walked 15km in support of Mental Health.
This will be the 48th Annual Sponsored walk organized by the GIS-PTA in memory of two Ghana International School students who were killed by a mentally ill person many years ago.
We say a very big thank you to everyone for supporting this worthy cause. Let us continue to reach out and make this world a better place.
Today, our Infant School Community walked within the parameters of the Primary School in support of Mental Health. Well done Infant School!
