Knowledge in the Service of Africa!

Author: israel3k1000

The IG2 Geography Class undertook a beach survey on 13th April 2017 at Sakumono beach, Tema. This exercise was designed to take students out of the four walls of the classroom and the two sides of the textbook into the environment for them to operationalize some of the key concepts learnt in the classroom. Specifically, students measured longhshore drift, constructive and destructive waves, and beach profile. The students also interviewed residents on the likely causes of beach pollution, the value of the beach in the socio-economic life of the residents of Sakumono Village and above all, samples of pebbles were picked

In line with the tradition of community service ever so prevalent in the school, as well as the CAS projects held by every IB1 class, the IB Class of 2018 officially announces the commencement of its project, HIVE. Months of discussion, design and planning have gone into choosing a meaningful name, logo and focus for the project, and we are excited to share our work with you. Taking inspiration from bee colonies, the class believes in the power of concerted efforts, to achieve a common goal, thus the name “HIVE.” Mampong School for the Deaf and Akropong School for the Blind will be the

The Interact Club is a subsidiary youth club of Rotary Club international. The main goal of the club is to foster leadership and responsible citizenship and promote international understanding and peace. Interact Club mainly provides service to

The SOS-HGIC Model United Nations Club serves as a platform for students’ rhetoric development, with a focus on encouraging international-mindedness in our school community by simulating the United Nations. The club provides an