Student Life

Welcome to an enriching student life at our school, where learning extends beyond the classroom. Engage in a diverse range of co-curricular activities that cater to your interests and passions. Join vibrant clubs, fostering creativity, teamwork, and personal growth. Take an active role in shaping our community by participating in the Student Council, where your voice matters.

Embrace..

the spirit of giving back through our community service initiatives, cultivating a sense of responsibility and empathy. Dive into sustainability projects, promoting environmental consciousness and making a positive impact.

Co-curricular Activities

Students have opportunities to solidify their learning and understanding of the world with real-life experiences. Field trips and hands on learning make concepts more memorable.

Health and Safety

The Sick Bay is well equipped and resourced by the Newmont Clinic.  The Sick Bay and defibrillator are checked regularly by the paramedic from the Newmont Clinic.  Fire drills take place at least twice each year. The Newmont Emergency Response Team responds to at least one fire drill each year and thoroughly checks the procedures and equipment

Clubs

Clubs are offered throughout the year and students can choose form a wide variety of offerings. Clubs which have been offered include Chess, ballet, art and craft, tie dying, football, drama, spy training, public speaking, Scouts, cooking, coding, needle work, Zumba, dance, basketball, tennis, gardening, board games, etiquette and manners, design and technology, etc.

Sustainability

As part of their education, students are encouraged to reflect and act on their responsibility for the environment and a sustainable future.

Student Council

Student Council members are elected by their peers annually. The school acts on students’ suggestions and proposals, where feasible. As a result, many of the special events that happen in school have originated from ideas presented at Student Council meetings. The Student Council organises fundraising events in support of community service projects in the local community.

Community Service

The school’s setting has great contrasts. On one hand, there is MKV, a community exclusive to Newmont families with state-of-the-art facilities, including the school. On another just outside the gate, there are authentic Ghanaian villages with people and experiences very different from what children in MKV are used to. This stark reality presents unique opportunities for students to acknowledge the diversity of life, interact with the locals, and develop compassion and a spirit of service. A commitment to service permeates the ethos of student life and enriches the curriculum.

Some of our recent community service projects are donating supplies to Mumslove Rural Orphanage Foundation in Duayaw Nkwanta, organising reading and crafts with Merister School, donating school supplies to several remote local schools across the Kenyasi satellite communities, facilitating teacher workshops in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service directorate of the Asutifi North District, donating clothing to needy families with the Department of Social Welfare Department, supporting girls in under-priviledged schools with sanitary towels and menstrual health hygiene in collaboration with MKV ladies, offering breakfast support for needy students at the Methodist School, Kenyasi No. 2, refurbishment of Children’s ward at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Hwidiem. These are many other initiatives reflect our ongoing commitment to service and meaningful community impact.

Our Community Impact

Projects

Other service projects undertaken in the past are donation of school supplies to a local school, Science teaching workshop for local school teachers, donations of books and teaching resources to K2 Methodist School and Noble Family School, breakfast support for students at the Methodist School, refurbishment of Children’s Ward of St. Elizabeth Hospital, Girl Talk with the Methodist School.