Ms. Bruce-Muller is a distinguished educational leader with over 25 years of international experience spanning North America, Europe, and Africa. She brings extensive expertise in globally recognised curricula, including Cambridge, the Ontario Curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate. She combines this with a strong record of strategic leadership, instructional excellence, and inclusive educational practice.

She has served as the Vice-Principal of the Junior School for the past nine years and has made significant contributions to strengthening academic quality, staff development, student wellbeing, and institutional innovation.

Her appointment reflects the Board’s confidence in her capacity to lead with vision, integrity, and a deep understanding of the school’s culture and aspirations.

As she steps into this new leadership role, we look forward with confidence and excitement to the future of GIS under her guidance; building on a strong legacy while embracing new possibilities for growth and excellence.

The Board looks forward to working closely with Ms. Bruce-Muller as she leads the School into its next chapter of continued growth and global impact.

This remarkable feat is even more inspiring considering that English is not her first language and most students tend to offer 8 or 9 subjects at the IGCSE. Indeed, Qi Wang entered the Primary Section of GIS speaking almost no English. (Congratulations to her ESL teachers!)
Her dedication, resilience, and brilliance reflect the very best of our school’s commitment to nurturing world-class learners who rise to any challenge.
The IGCSE is globally recognised as a very demanding secondary school qualification, requiring both depth and breadth of knowledge, critical thinking, and consistent hard work. To earn multiple As in this rigorous examination is a rare accomplishment—and to achieve 11 A*S, is truly extraordinary!
It is instructive to note that in addition to achieving this outstanding feat, Qi Wang has taken full advantage of the school’s immense co-curricular offerings and has been involved in many activities outside the classroom. She has won Gold medals in the VANDA Science Olympiad and in the Maths Olympiad. She has been a debater, a member of the MUN and a volunteer at several school programmes.
Qi Wang’s success is a shining example of a student who combines self-discipline and an awareness of the opportunities available in GIS to excel. We could not be more proud of you! Congratulations, Qi Wang!

After a period of nominations, intense interviews, rigorous campaigning and online voting, winners of the various positions were inducted into office on Friday 26th January 2024.

We wish our newly elected Prefects and SRC Executives the very best as they embark on this new journey of leadership. We look forward to having you lead positively by example. 

We also take the opportunity to say a huge “Thank You” to the outgoing Prefects and SRC Executives. Ayekoo!

It was a delight to see our Lower 6th Form students do a great job debating against the resolution while our relentless Form 4 students argued in favour of the aforementioned. Everyone listened with rapt attention and very much enjoyed the debate. At the end of the session, the Judges declared the Lower 6th Form Speakers winners. A big thank you to our Teachers in the English Language and Literature department Ms Grace Hanson, Mr Ben Morgan, Mr. Francis Agabey Abaayakanoipo, Ms Mary Bushel, Mr. Prince Peasah Edusei and Mrs Carol Odamtten for teaching our students the beautiful art of confident, eloquent and intellectual debating. Congratulations to everyone! Ayekoo!

The Character Ambassadors returned to school and shared their experiences with their classmates. This was the “Empathy Stage” where they deliberated and decided to bring in gently used school bags, shoes, storybooks and stationery. They also donated cash for toiletries and more stationary as well as History, English and Math Textbooks and GIS Furniture.

The donations were overwhelming. Students along with parents and community members contributed over 13,000 Ghana Cedis. On Thursday 16th March 2023, we were excited to hand over everything we collected to Ms Belinda Bulley Mantse, Headmistress of Mantse Tackie 1 Primary & KG School. A big thank you to everyone who donated towards making today a success and for putting a smile on the faces of these pupils. Let’s continue to show kindness and not look the other way when the opportunity presents itself. #Changeliveswithkindness Ayekoo! #GhaIntSchCares#GIS#kindness#giveaway#giveback#give#Community #communityservice#share#love#donate#impact#change

Having competed with over 400 contestants from across Ghana, she was shocked that she actually won. Something that was meant to be a casual fun experience actually turned out to be far bigger than she could have ever imagined. Speaking with the GIS Media and Communications Team, she explained how being an Economics, Chemistry, Biology and Math student required a lot of research and how this basic skill she’d learned over the years facilitated her winning the competition.

She also went on to mention how important it was for students to be conscious of the things happening around them as this helps in further opening up their minds in keeping abreast with current events. She is excited to see what doors this experience and opportunity will open and is encouraging her mates and students to continue to participate in intellectual competitions such as these. She plans on using her winnings to pay for her University education as it was meant to be a scholarship award. From all of us here at GIS, we say well done Genevieve and a big thank you for making us so proud!!! We wish you the very best!!!