Ghana International School

GIS Summer Day Camp 2026 is here!
https://sites.google.com/gis.edu.gh/gis-summer-day-camp-2026/home Give your child an unforgettable July!

Register now → [ https://forms.gle/DqqanaTcR7Vpef9aA or scan the QR code next to the poster below ]

GIS invites children aged 4–15years to our action-packed Summer Day Camp at the Secondary School Campus.
Date: 6 – 31 July 2026 (weekdays only)
Participation Price: GHC 2,000 per student/week
Registration deadline: 20 June 2026

Activities include Swimming, Football, Coding & Robotics, Drama, Baking, Painting, Mandarin, Science Experiments, Public Speaking, and so much more.

Register now → [ https://forms.gle/DqqanaTcR7Vpef9aA ]
Pay via bank transfer to The Ghana International School Board: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19t33zWqT916PckTZg0uAVJuRsulb798y/view?usp=sharing or via MoMo: 0541572377

Send proof of payment to: [email protected] & [email protected]
Spaces are limited! First-come, first-served!

Call Isaac Osei Appiah (0248625714) or Alex Crentsil on (0244925131) for further enquiries.

Don't let your child miss the summer experience everyone will be talking about!

We are pleased to announce that Ghana International School will be hosting and participating in the AI for Good Impact Initiative, Robotics for Good Youth Challenge Ghana.

This prestigious national event, organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and MakersPlace in partnership with Google, forms part of a broader collaboration with will.i.am to expand AI and robotics training for young people across Africa. The initiative brings hands-on learning experiences, robotics kits, and teacher support to communities.

As the host venue, Ghana International School will present five teams from both the Primary and Secondary Schools. This competition is Ghana’s premier national robotics event and serves as the official qualifying event for the global Robotics for Good Youth Challenge.

Date: Saturday, 16 May 2026
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Venue: Ghana International School
Members of our school community and the general public are warmly invited to attend this exciting and inspiring event.

If you would like to attend as a member of the general public, kindly register using this link: Registration Form: https://tinyurl.com/RFGYC2026

We are pleased to inform you that GIS will be participating in an upcoming Accra Parent Education & Childcare Expo (Legacy Edition), taking place on:

Saturday, 16th May 2026
Time: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Venue: The Palms Convention Centre, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra

This forms part of our commitment to increasingly engage with the wider community and responsively address enquiries from prospective families.

Our Admissions Team, selected teaching and non-teaching staff, and student representatives, will be present at the event to engage with attendees.

See you there.

Ghana International School (GIS) invites applications from qualified and passionate educators for the position of a French Teacher (Key Stage 3 & 4).

This role offers an exciting opportunity for an innovative educator with experience in the Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level curriculum to contribute meaningfully to a diverse and dynamic school community committed to academic excellence. To apply, kindly click the link below.https://gis.edu.gh/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/French-Teacher-Key-Stage-3-and-4-JD.pdf

Ghana International School (GIS) invites applications from qualified and experienced professionals for the position of Systems Specialist within the IT & Digital Evolution Department.

The successful candidate will lead the administration, optimisation, and governance of the school’s institutional digital systems, supporting operational excellence, data integrity, and workflow efficiency across the school. Click the link below to apply now.https://gis.edu.gh/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Systems-Specialist-JD.pdf

We look forward to receiving your application and potentially welcoming you to our school community.

Ghana International School (GIS) is seeking passionate, motivated, and newly qualified graduate teachers to join the GIS Junior Teacher Programme.

This transformative four-year professional development initiative is designed to equip participants with strong pedagogical skills, classroom management expertise, and international teaching experience.

Participants will get hands-on classroom practice, mentorship, professional training, and exposure to innovative teaching approaches in a dynamic multicultural learning environment.

Click this link to apply now:https://gis.edu.gh/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/JUNIOR-TEACHER-JD.pdf

We look forward to receiving your application and potentially welcoming you to our school community.

On this special day, GIS-Ghana International School PTA celebrates and honours all the incredible mothers and mother figures in our community.

Thank you for the love, strength, care, and unwavering support you give so selflessly each and every day. Your impact reaches far beyond your homes and continues to shape our children and our community in meaningful ways.

We wish you a beautiful Mother’s Day filled with love, joy, and appreciation.

"Sometimes, the moments that shape your future do not seem important at the time! From leading my former school as Head Boy and organising our first international trip to South Africa, where I met past Mr and Miss GIS winners, to choosing GIS shortly after, my journey has been shaped by growth and unexpected opportunity.

That brief encounter left a lasting impression and played a role in my decision to join the school. Adjusting to a new and highly competitive environment was not easy, but within my first term, I earned a prefect role and began to find my place.

Inspired, I auditioned for Mr and Miss GIS but was not initially selected. Then came a second chance, a last-minute opportunity to step in. I took it.

At the same time, I was cast as the male lead in GIS’s first original musical, "Once Upon a School Bell." I had to balance rehearsals, academics, and pageant preparation. It was demanding, but it pushed me to grow. On the night of Carnifest, I stepped onto the stage ready. I was crowned Mr GIS.
The significance of that moment went beyond the title itself. It represented a journey that had come full circle.

From meeting Mr and Miss GIS winners on an international trip to becoming one myself, with the opportunity to represent the school on an international stage in Nairobi, Kenya.

Looking back, this experience reflects what Ghana International School stands for: a place where opportunity meets preparation, where students are challenged to grow, and where potential is recognised, often before you even see it in yourself.

Sometimes, the moments that shape your future do not seem important at the time. And sometimes, it is the second chance that changes everything." Kobina Amprofi Taylor.

We were delighted to welcome students and teachers from Lycée Français Blaise Pascal (Abidjan) to Ghana International School for a meaningful educational visit under the theme “Year of Return, Reconnecting Memory, Rebuilding Identity.”

The group, which was made up of 27 high school students and three teacher chaperones, participated in an engaging two-hour programme centred on intercultural learning, shared history, and student collaboration.

During the visit, students had the opportunity to learn from one another’s cultures and educational systems, and took part in a dynamic town hall discussion exploring key themes such as identity, heritage, and belonging; the impact of colonialism and nationalism in West Africa; language, borders, and shared histories; and the legacy of slavery, including conversations around tourism and reparations. The programme concluded with a vibrant cultural exchange session that fostered meaningful connections and laid the foundation for future collaboration.

Students also enjoyed a guided tour of our campus, where they learned more about our history, community, and the GIS@70 journey. More than just a visit, the experience served as a platform for reflection, dialogue, and connection, reinforcing our shared commitment to global citizenship and purposeful partnerships.

We look forward to strengthening this relationship and creating more opportunities for our students to learn, share, and grow together.

We were honoured to welcome a distinguished delegation from Bryant University to Ghana International School for an inspiring and forward-looking visit.

The morning began with engaging discussions at the CEO’s Office, where we shared our academic philosophy, strategic priorities, and exciting opportunities for global collaboration.

At the Upper Secondary, our team highlighted our strong university preparation pathways, outstanding student outcomes, and dynamic sports programmes, sparking meaningful dialogue around student success and international opportunities.

A vibrant campus tour gave our guests a true feel of the GIS experience, before the visit concluded with warm reflections, a symbolic exchange of souvenirs, and shared enthusiasm for future partnership.

This visit was more than an engagement; it was the beginning of a promising partnership grounded in shared values, global perspective, and a commitment to empowering the next generation.