Commending the exceptional leadership of Nana Ahenfua Dankwa, Head Girl of SOS-HGIC, who delivered a compelling speech at the Ghana Economic Forum in Accra. Her impassioned call for youth empowerment as a key to sustainable development resonated with all present. "We, the youth, are not just the future; we are today's leaders," Nana asserted, advocating for the inclusion of young voices in national decision-making processes. Her vision for Ghana focuses on skills development, innovation, and strong institutions free from corruption, drawing inspiration from Singapore’s success story. Let’s continue to rally behind and uplift our youth leaders who are paving the way for

  SOS-HGIC is buzzing with celebration over the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2024 in the May 2024 International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) examinations on the release of the May 2024 IB Results. Our students' exceptional performance is a testament to their hard work and dedication. A heartfelt congratulations goes out to all 86 students for their impressive examination results. Each student's success is a source of pride for the college and their families, and their achievements deserve to be celebrated. A special recognition is in order for Nuna Agbodza, who attained our highest aggregate this year with 43 points. Nuna's outstanding

The 2023/2024 application season has been highly successful for the Class of 2024 students, with 119 universities admitting them. They submitted over 953 applications to 16 countries, resulting in scholarship offers currently totaling over 1.704 million dollars in financial support.  SOS-HGIC Class of 2024's Phenomenal University Acceptance Rate and Scholarship Offers Notable achievements include three students admitted to US Ivy League schools: two into Dartmouth and one into Princeton. They also gained admissions into several other prestigious US universities such as Swarthmore, Middlebury, Pomona, Emory, Haverford, Davidson, Amherst, Rice, Union, and University of Rochester. In Canada, students gained admissions into top-tier universities such

In a remarkable display of knowledge in the service of Africa, two distinguished alumni of SOS-Hermann Gmeiner International College (HGIC), Kwesi Afrifa and Adwoa Afrifa, returned to their alma mater to share their journey and introduce an innovative project during a recent school assembly. The dynamic duo, having graduated in 2020, are currently making waves in the academic realms of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Princeton University, respectively.   Kwesi Afrifa and Adwoa Afrifa came together to present a groundbreaking initiative they have been actively involved in – GhanaCodes. This transformative project brings together a group of passionate and skilled

The Abu Dhabi cultural exchange was a transformative experience for 20 students from SOS-HGIC. It marked the first-ever collaboration between SOS-HGIC, Cranleigh Abu Dhabi, and Cranleigh UK, focusing on a performing arts exchange program encompassing dance, drama, music, and art.  Accompanied by our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Dadson, as well as our dedicated art teacher, Mr. Avemega, music teacher, Mr. Ankoma-Ankasa, and our public relations officer, Ms. Mguni, our students wasted no time and dove headfirst into rehearsals in their chosen disciplines. Some students gravitated toward music, others toward art, and drama and some were drawn to dance. Before the students could

At SOS-HGIC, our vision is to empower and inspire our students to achieve excellence, not only during their time with us but throughout their entire educational journey. Our ultimate goal is to see our graduates embark on the path to leading universities around the world, armed with the knowledge, skills, and character to make a significant impact on society. We believe that every student has the potential to reach great heights, and we are committed to guiding them on this transformative journey. The pie chart below illustrates the academic preferences of our SOS - HGIC students from the class of 2023

Mr. Michael Gyampo of SOS – Hermann Gmeiner International College has been recognized by the Yale Office of Undergraduate Admissions as a recipient of the 2023 Yale Educator Award. The Yale Educator Recognition Program recognizes outstanding educators worldwide who support and inspire their students to perform at high levels and achieve excellence. Of this year’s 385 nominees representing 43 states and 28 countries, 80 teachers and 32 counselors were selected to receive the award.  Matriculating students are invited to nominate high school educators, and a committee of Yale admissions officers reviews each nomination individually and designates recipients. Students entering the Yale Class of

We are thrilled to introduce a distinguished addition to the SOS - HGIC school community, Mr. Richard Sarpong, who steps into the role of Vice Principal One with a wealth of experience and an unwavering commitment to the advancement of education. With a career spanning over 15 years, his journey in the realm of academia has been marked by dedication, innovation, and a fervent passion for student success. We are hopeful that as Mr. Sarpong assumes his new role as Vice Principal One, his extensive experience, coupled with his forward-thinking approach will elevate our educational community to new heights. We extend a

During the summer break, four incoming DP(Diploma Programme) students from SOS-Hermann Gmeiner International College (SOS-HGIC) named Nana Ahenfua Dankwa, Papa Yaw Amoako-Atuobi, Jake Darkoh, and Maame Afua Asabea Yeboah donated around 400 books to Nsarawa Dansoman Cluster of Schools. This community service project was focused on quality education under the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4. The students chose Dansoman Basic School for their project. They cleaned and organized the library, engaged students in reading, and aimed to promote literacy among the students. The school's headmaster, Emmanuel Mboripa Bachuri, praised the initiative for providing much-needed reading material to the students and

Incoming DP(Diploma Programme) student, Maame Afua Asabea Yeboah, a student at SOS-Hermann Gmeiner International College, was inspired to refurbish and furnish the Kindergarten classroom block at Adidiso Municipal Assembly Basic School near Nankese in the Eastern Region. The funds raised were used to repair and paint the ceiling, supply cupboards for teaching materials, and provide furniture for the children, all amounting to GH¢6,000. Maame Afua financed the project through funds earned from selling snacks and lemonade, along with income from weekend and holiday work in her mother's stores.   She was driven by the desire to recreate the lively and colorful learning