From 13th to 15th February 2025, eleven Year 7 to Year 9 students and two teachers, attended the Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA) Global Issues Service Summit in Kampala, Uganda. This marks the second consecutive year that our students have participated in this transformative event. The annual summit is an immersive experience aimed...Read More

We were fortunate to have Mrs. Esther Tamakloe, a Clinical Psychologist engaged by Newmont support our school from 3rd to 5th February 2025. During her visit, the Psychologist met with class groups, individual students, staff, and parents. Her insights will help us nurture a supportive environment for a healthy and resilient school community.Read More

Our maiden school musical, What’s the Crime, Mr. Wolf?, was a resounding success. Held on Thursday, 12th December 2024, the performance brought together creativity, teamwork, and months of hard work to deliver an unforgettable theatrical experience. This musical courtroom comedy is set inside and outside the Fabletown Courtroom. Under the watchful gaze of Lord Feathers of...Read More

On Tuesday, 26th November 2024, three of our teachers presented an interactive workshop on Early Years Play-based learning to a large group of local teachers. This was organised through the Asutifi North Education Directorate and is one of the many ways that ISA staff can share their knowledge with teachers in the local community. The...Read More

On Saturday, 23rd November 2024, the school community came together for the annual “Meet the ISA Community” event. This year’s event which was held in a vibrant carnival format provided plenty of opportunities for the staff, students, parents, the board and friends of the school to connect while supporting Student Council fundraising efforts. The event...Read More

13th November is World Kindness Day. At ISA, we observed a whole week of Kindness to reflect on the value of kindness and how our actions impact those around us. There was a kindness ballot, where everyone was assigned someone to create a small handmade gift and a kindness note for.Students also had to write...Read More

On Tuesday, 12th November 2024, we celebrated Odd Socks Day, an annual event organised by the UK’s Anti-Bullying Alliance to raise awareness about bullying and create safer environments for young people. Everyone wore mismatched, colourful socks to school. It was a simple yet playful way of encouraging conversations about respecting our differences and promoting inclusion...Read More

During the October half-term break, our school took a big leap – right across the atlantic! From October 26th to November 2nd, 2024, a group of 12 students and 5 chaperones embarked on an unforgettable field trip to London. This was our very first international excursion, giving our students the opportunity to experience the history,...Read More

Staff have been working hard on writing the reports for the CIS accreditation self-study. We now have a date for the visit – November 1-7, 2025. Today in assembly, students were put into groups to provide input into the different domains of our accreditation self-study reports. It is important for representatives from all stakeholders have...Read More

This week, some representatives from the Asutifi North District office of the Ghana Education Service (GES) visited our school. They toured our facilities and met with the Principal to discuss potential futurecollaborations as part of our community service projects. We hope to support the professional development of local teachers by offering workshops. The first one...Read More