Mr. Edem Lithur (2014), a former head boy of SOS-HGIC, recently visited his alma mater after several years. Upon arriving at the school, he was greeted by his former teachers and students who were thrilled to see him again. As he toured the school, he reminisced about the good times he had spent there and how the school had shaped him into the person he is today. "I am filled with nostalgia as I walk around the school grounds and see the familiar sights," said Mr. Lithur. "It is hard to believe how much time has passed since I was

A group of alumni from SOS-HGIC recently gathered with students to discuss issues related to masculinity and femininity. The gathering was split into two separate forums, one for men and one for women. The men's forum, dubbed "Brotherhood and Beyond: Exploring Models For Male Excellence" was held in the dining hall. The group discussed issues related to manhood and masculinity. The discussion was led by a group of guest speakers who were invited to share their insights and experiences on the subject.  Meanwhile, the Leading Ladies forum was held in Margaret Nkrumah Hall. Topics included the challenges women face in the

Former students of SOS-HGIC returned to their alma mater to attend the national day. The event featured a variety of cultural performances, including traditional dances and skits, as well as a diverse selection of dishes from around the world. The alumni were excited to reconnect with the school community. "I think it's really great that the school is still celebrating cultural diversity and allowing students to showcase their heritage," said Ellen, a 2005 graduate of HGIC. The students worked hard to ensure that each country represented at the event was given equal attention and respect. "We wanted to make sure that

When we think of successful careers, our minds often go straight to traditional professions like doctors, lawyers, and engineers. However, many alternative paths can lead to a fulfilling and successful career. One such path is the creative industry, and one former student of SOS-HGIC is making waves in this field. Charles Minkah Premo aka Dj Yamz (2012), an upcoming artist, recently spoke at the school assembly, where he shared his journey from being a student at SOS-HGIC to pursuing his passion for music production. He emphasized the importance of following one's passion and exploring alternative career paths. "I want to encourage

Paul Forjoe, an artist and alumnus of SOS-HGIC, returned to his alma mater to lead the Poetry/Spoken Words Community Action Service (CAS) group. The Poetry/Spoken Words CAS group was created to provide a platform for students to express themselves creatively through poetry and spoken word.  Under Paul’s leadership, the Poetry/Spoken Words CAS group has flourished. Paul brings his years of experience in the arts to the group, helping students develop their writing and performance skills. He also inspires the students to use their voices to make a difference in their community. Paul's return to HGIC has also had a significant impact

The recent Alumni Advisory Council meeting was a productive and collaborative gathering of school staff and alumni. During the meeting, we discussed the objectives of the alumni office and reviewed our past events and activities while also discussing upcoming events. The discussion was focused on fostering a sense of community among alumni, promoting the school's values and traditions, and supporting current students and faculty. We also brainstormed ways to improve these events and incorporate the suggestions of alumni attendees in the future.  The meeting was a great opportunity to increase alumni engagement and participation, and we left with a clear