Celebrating African Union Day
2025-05-30 | School Playground and Nature Area, No. 16, Block D Osei Bonsu Road, Santasi, Kumasi, 00233, Ghana
African Union Day, also known as Africa Day, is celebrated on May 25th to commemorate the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, which later became the African Union (AU). This day is a celebration of African unity, resilience, and the continent’s progress towards development, peace, and prosperity. In Ghana, while not a public holiday, it is a day for reflection and celebration of African identity and achievement. Our children looked amazing during this day.

Term 3 Begins
2025-05-05

Republic Day
2025-03-07
Republic Day is a national holiday celebrating the adoption of the country’s constitution and the establishment of the republic. Schools and offices remain closed as people observe the day with patriotic activities, parades, and cultural events.

Chocolate Day
2025-02-14
A fun and lighthearted event where students and staff celebrate friendship, kindness, and appreciation. Schools may organize activities like exchanging chocolates, writing appreciation notes, or small celebrations to promote a positive school environment.

First Unit Test Begins
2025-01-29
The first set of assessments for Term 2 starts. These tests evaluate students’ understanding of the topics covered so far and help teachers identify areas where students may need additional support.

Term 2 Begins
2025-01-08
The second academic term officially starts, marking the continuation of learning activities. Students return to school after the holiday break, and lessons resume as per the new term’s curriculum.

Cultural Diversity Day
2024-10-11 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | School Playground and Nature Area, No. 16, Block D Osei Bonsu Road, Santasi, Kumasi, 00233, Ghana
Cultural Diversity Day will celebrate the different cultures and traditions represented in the preschool community. Children are encouraged to come dressed in traditional attire from their heritage and bring a cultural dish to share. The day will include music, dance, storytelling, and a mini cultural parade. This event promotes understanding, respect, and appreciation for the variety of cultures that make up the school community.
