IB1 Residential Science Fieldtrips
IB1 Biology and Physics students embarked on residential fieldtrips from June 1st/2nd to June 7th. Trip destinations were the Atewa Range Forest Reserve and the Bunso Cocoa College for Biology students, KNUST in Kumasi for Physics and the Slapton Ley Field Studies Centre in Devon, UK for the remaining Biology students.
IG2 Geography Beach Survey
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
THE IB1 CLASS PRESENTS “HIVE”
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
Interact Club
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
Consortium Club
The Consortium Club is a business oriented club that seeks to ignite the entrepreneurial spirit in the students of SOS-HGIC. The club aims to enable at least half of the school population to be partially economically independent through
Pan-African Club
As one of the most popular clubs in the school, the Pan-African Club seeks to promote and foster the spirit of Pan-Africanism in our community by encouraging members to develop a thoughtful appreciation for Africa. The club also
Photography Club
The Photography Club seeks to train and guide students with a passion for photography. It aims to provide a platform for students to be able to share the pictures and passion for photography with each other.
Science & Environment Club
The science and environment club aims to stimulate intellectual dialogue concerning scientific concepts and discoveries and their implications on the environment around us. We encourage students to be broad learners in the world of