Alpha Valley School

🎉 Congratulations to the Trailblazers of 2025! 🎓🔥

History has been made! The first batch of Alpha Valley School has successfully completed their BECE, and they did it in style! 💥📚

By the grace of God, our Trailblazers of 2025 have finished strong, rising above every challenge with courage, excellence, and faith. 🙌🕊️

You have set a legacy in motion and a path for future generations to follow. You are not just students. You are pioneers, dreamers, and doers. 💫✍️

We are incredibly proud of you.
Go forth and light up the world with your brilliance! 🌍✨
Once a trailblazer, always a trailblazer! ❤️🔥

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We are back with updates on activities held to date in our beloved school.during Term 3 of the 2024/2025 academic year which is to span May to July 2025.

At Alpha Valley School, every week is filled with exciting array of activities that enhances teaching, learning, the mental, physical , psychological and moral nurturing of the child and staff..

In the pictures we have scenes frim:

1. Spelling Bee contest on various subjects including the Ghanaian Language.
2. School leadership election activities such as campaigns, presentation ofanifesto, electronic voting and a beautiful handing over ceremony.
3. A colourful African Union Day celebration by students and teachers with performances by all classes and staff.
4. Health talk to the preschool.and lower primary students and the celebration of the World Sanitary Day where the adolescent boys were given the free- will option to participate in the educative program. This is to aid the boys to be better care-givers as brothet, sons, husbands, nurses or doctors in future incase of emergency need.
5. End of month sports which was actively enjoyed by staff and students with Dorothy House ' ' the blues" emerging as winners of the day with 190 points out of 200.

Alpha Valley School- a place of excellence and pride.

HERITAGE MONTH SPECIAL: EMBRACING PATRIOTISM THROUGH SONG

As part of our ongoing celebration of Ghana’s Heritage Month, today's worship session was a heartfelt tribute to patriotism, unity, and national pride. Our focus was on the Akan patriotic song and the powerful words of "Yen Ara Asaase Ni," a song that has stood the test of time as a call for all Ghanaians to cherish and defend their homeland.

The session began with a deep reflection on the lyrics, reminding us that Ghana’s progress depends on the dedication and responsibility of its citizens. The students sang with passion, their voices echoing the importance of being patriotic—not just in words but in actions.

Through engaging discussions, we explored what patriotism means in our daily lives:

Respecting our national symbols—the flag, anthem, and pledge.

Protecting our environment—keeping our surroundings clean and green.

Being responsible citizens—showing honesty, kindness, and discipline in our communities.

The session was more than just a musical experience; it was a moment of learning and self-reflection. As we continue celebrating Heritage Month, let us carry the message of patriotism in our hearts, striving to contribute to the growth and unity of our beloved Ghana.

Long live our heritage, long live Ghana!

🏆 SPORTS DAY HIGHLIGHTS – A THRILLING COMPETITION! 🏆

The atmosphere at Alpha Valley School was filled with excitement today as students gathered for an action-packed inter-house sports competition. The event featured Musical Chairs, Ball Toss, Volleyball, and High Jump, bringing out the best in our young athletes.

Each house displayed incredible skill, determination, and teamwork, making every round a tough but thrilling contest. From the quick reflexes in Musical Chairs to the strategic play in Volleyball, every event had the crowd on their feet, cheering for their teams.

Final Scores & House Rankings

🥇 Cephas House – 285 points (Champions!)
🥈 Esther House – 280 points (A close second!)
🥉 Dorothy House – 240 points (Great effort!)
🏅 Seth House – 232 points (Well played!)

The Volleyball match had everyone on edge, with impressive teamwork and skill on display. High Jump saw some remarkable athleticism, while Ball Toss tested precision and accuracy. Musical Chairs, as always, was a fun-filled battle of quick thinking and agility.

The competition ended on a high note, with Cephas House emerging as the overall winners! However, beyond the scores, today was about sportsmanship, teamwork, and celebrating the spirit of healthy competition.

A big congratulations to all participants for their dedication and energy. Until the next sports day—keep practicing, keep competing, and keep having fun! 🎉🏆

SCIENCE PRACTICALS IN ACTION: BASIC 6 STUDENTS EXPLORE ELECTRIC CIRCUITS! @ ALPHA VALLEY SCHOOL, OFF THE ADENTA-DODOWA ROAD, ACCRA GHANA

At Alpha Valley School, hands-on learning is an essential part of ourc teaching approach. Our Basic 6 students recently had an exciting science practical on electric circuits, where they built and tested simple circuits using batteries, wires, LED lights, and a homemade switch.

The experiment aimed to help students understand how electricity flows and the role of a switch in controlling a circuit. Using a paper clip as a switch, the students observed that the LED light turned on when the circuit was closed and off when the circuit was open—a clear demonstration of how circuits work in real life!

STUDENT OBSERVATIONS & LEARNING OUTCOMES

The LED lit up when the circuit was complete, confirming the flow of electricity.
The paper clip acted as a switch, demonstrating how electrical connections control devices.
Students learned the importance of proper wiring and connections for a functional circuit.

This hands-on activity was engaging and insightful, allowing students to apply their science lessons in a practical way. By fostering curiosity and problem-solving skills, we continue to nurture young scientists who will shape the future!

Stay tuned for more exciting learning experiences from our classrooms!

Employment Opportunity

Alpha Valley School located at Mensah-Bar Top, New Seduase, Accra Dodowa Road is undergoing a mass recruitment for its next phase of operation. Send your application for the following opportunities:
1. Teachers (Primary & JHS)- Degree or Diploma Holders.
2. Teachers (Preschool)- Specially Trained With Certification
3. Securities & Gardeners - 50 years and above and with prior experience.
4. Cleaners - Hardworking and dedicated.
5. Cooks - Healthy, hardworking, neat and experienced to cook for large numbers.
6. Nannies- 35 years and above. Willing to reside in the school, hardworking, courteous, motherly, and God fearing.

Eloquence in English, recognized and advanced certificates are most desirable for all positions. Candidates must reside around the location of the school or willing to relocate within the school's environ.

*NB* : All applicants should indicate their areas of interest on top of the application letter.

Send cv and application letter to : [email protected] or drop at the Security Post of Alpha Valley School only.

The annual inter-house games, held today, brought together the four school houses—Seth, Cephas, Dorothy, and Esther—for an exciting day of sportsmanship, teamwork, and friendly rivalry. Male and female representatives from each house participated in six challenging activities: High Jump, Fill the Bottle, Sticks on Leg Race, Basketball, Cup Arrangement, and Hit Your Target. The event was a thrilling display of skill, strategy, and determination.

Event Highlights
1. High Jump
Dorothy House set the pace with 130 points, followed by Esther House at 110 points. Seth House earned 100 points, while Cephas House scored 80 points.

2. Fill the Bottle
Dorothy House excelled with 180 points, while Cephas and Esther Houses tied at 140 points. Seth House followed with 100 points.

3. Sticks on Leg Race
Cephas House showcased resilience, earning 30 points, while Seth House managed 10 points. Both Dorothy and Esther Houses were unable to score in this event.

4. Basketball
Seth and Cephas Houses tied with 60 points each, displaying excellent teamwork. Dorothy House and Esther House remained scoreless.

5. Cup Arrangement
Seth House took the lead with 70 points, while Cephas House also scored 70 points. Dorothy House followed with 60 points, and Esther House earned 50 points.

6. Hit Your Target
Dorothy Houses displayed remarkable accuracy, scoring 100 points. Seth House and Cephas House earned 50 points each, while Esther House was unable to score.

Final Standings

1. Dorothy House: 510 points

2. Cephas House: 470 points

3. Seth House: 390 points

4. Esther House: 300 points

Conclusion
Dorothy House emerged as the champions of the inter-house games, combining skill, teamwork, and consistency to secure the top spot. Cephas House followed closely with an impressive performance, while Seth House and Esther House displayed determination and effort. The event was a testament to the spirit of unity and sportsmanship that defines our school community. Congratulations to all the participants for making this day memorable!

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Today's worship at Alpha Valley Schoolwas an enlightening health talk moderated by two distinguished speakers from the Ghana Health Service. The event, held in the school’s auditorium, focused on the topic of enuresis, commonly known as bed-wetting, and provided students with in-depth insights into its causes, effects, and solutions. The experts in health education, engaged the audience in a thought-provoking discussion, encouraging open dialogue and understanding around this sensitive topic.

In the opening session, the first speaker highlighted that enuresis is often influenced by genetics, an overactive bladder, and family history. She explained how deeply some individuals sleep, which can make it harder for them to control their bladder during the night. “It’s more common than we think,” she reassured, reminding students that it’s often beyond one’s immediate control and isn’t a reflection of their personal hygiene or habits.

The second speaker discussed the social and emotional effects of enuresis. He pointed out that, beyond the immediate discomfort, it can lead to shyness, impact self-esteem, and in some cases, may even contribute to mild mental health concerns. He also mentioned that enuresis, if not managed carefully, could potentially lead to skin irritation or infection due to prolonged exposure to dampness, as well as an unpleasant odor.

To counter these effects, both speakers shared practical solutions. They advised students to limit their fluid intake in the evening, emphasizing the importance of a stable bedtime routine. “Going to the bathroom before bed and right upon waking up should become a habit,” she stressed, adding that these small actions can help reduce occurrences. They encouraged students to talk to family members or trusted adults if they faced issues with enuresis, to feel supported and understood.

The session concluded with an engaging Q&A where students expressed their thoughts and personal experiences. The speakers urged the students to view health issues like enuresis with empathy and respect, reminding everyone that such challenges are part of many young people’s experiences.

This informative event offered not only education but also a sense of solidarity among students, showing that they are not alone in facing health issues and can openly seek advice. The speakers’ insights and thoughtful approach left the audience with new knowledge, a greater sense of understanding, and practical steps to handle enuresis with confidence and care.

Alpha Valley School- a place of excellence and pride.