St Nicholas Mission Academy

🎉 Welcome back everyone to Term 3!

Today in our Kindergarten 2 class, our little learners enjoyed a fun and creative arts session 🎨✨

It’s wonderful to see their creativity and smiles filling the classroom again 💛

We’re so excited for the new term ahead!

Wishing our students the best of luck for their exams this week! 👏🏾

🌍🎉 CULTURAL DAY AT ST. NICHOLAS MISSION ACADEMY 🎉🌍

This week we proudly celebrated our Cultural Day with students dressed in a variety of traditional outfits, representing the rich diversity of cultures within our community.

This year’s celebration was particularly unique, as students took part in preparing three traditional dishes, akple, banku and fufu. The day concluded with a shared tasting, allowing students to experience these cultural foods firsthand. 🍲👏

Teachers also guided students in learning about the different ethnic groups in Ghana and within our community, making the day both educational and meaningful.

A wonderful celebration of culture, unity, and learning!!

An afternoon of music, art and generosity 🎶🤍

The student-run 2026 Lyrebird Charity Concert raised an incredible $11,000 for St Nic’s.

We are so grateful to the talented students who organised, performed and supported this spectacular event (shout out to & ) Your hard work and creativity has made a huge impact at St Nic’s 💛

Our Ghanaian artworks, pillows, woven bowls, fans and jewellery contributed to the overwhelmingly successful auction! Thank you all for attending and opening your hearts for our students ❤️

Today is a special day for St. Nics as we celebrate the shared birthday of our co-founders, Anais and Inusah! 🎉

Staff members and colleagues presented Inusah with a birthday gift, and it was so special to see past students return to St. Nics to wish him a happy birthday. Moments like these truly reflect the wonderful community they have built together.

Happy birthday Anais and Inusah!! 🥳🎂

Celebrating Ghana’s 69th Independence Day 🇬🇭🎉

Our school joined the community parade along the principal street under the theme “Building Prosperity, Inspiring Hope.” The celebration was an opportunity to highlight how St. Nics continues to bring hope to our community through education.

Over 50 children proudly participated in the parade, with more than 200 students attending to celebrate the day. As we marched through the community, residents cheered us on and joined in the celebrations.

Along the route, we stopped to share with community members about Ghana’s Independence Day, the importance of children having access to education, and the mission and purpose behind the establishment of St. Nics School.

It was truly a joyful day of learning, pride, and celebration for our community!!

As part of our Career Day celebrations, we welcomed professionals from a range of career paths, including a master hairdresser, master seamstress, professional teacher, project manager from former GVI, pharmacist and other career professionals. They shared their experiences with the children and spoke about how they chose each of their careers.

It was a fun and inspiring day that encouraged students to start thinking about their own interests, dreams and future possibilities. 👩🏽‍🏫📚✏️

Little hands, big imaginations 🎨✨

A day of colouring, stamping and creativity from our early year kids in the kindergarten, and friday weaving art with Madam Jude.

Welcome Madame Joyce 👋🏽

Meet Joyce Sena Fia, our newest addition to the St Nic’s teachers team 👩🏽‍🏫

Joyce holds a bachelor’s degree in early education. With her professional experience and qualifications, we hope she will be an invaluable asset at our school!

Making colour come to life 🎨🖌️

We recently attended our district’s national Farmers Day celebrations which honours our agricultural heritage and dedication of farmers and fishermen 🌽🐠🌾

We were also very lucky to take pictures with the Chiefs of Oshieye and Kokrobite communities who were guests at the event!