The Ghana Good Schools Guide
The authoritative directory of Ghana’s top schools.
Make the right choice without the stress
Independent and unbiased, The Ghana Good Schools Guide is here for you. It is the first and only publication to give an overview of Ghana’s best international and state schools.
Authoritative and easy to use, it is designed to help parents – whether you’re an expat, in the diaspora or an indigenous Ghanaian – make informed decisions about the best schools to send your child to in the region.
Packed with practical information, including key contact details, admission details, location and fees it is a must read for parents and anyone working in the sector.
The schools in this publication have not paid to be featured and have no influence over the profiles written about them.
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Students now have multiple choice
Informative and practical
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important and agonising decisions you’ll make as a parent. The Ghana Good Schools Guide will help you find the best schools, ask key questions and conduct extensive and focused research.
It includes practical information and profiles on Ghana’s leading schools as well as insights from school founders and CEOs.
You will be equipped with all you need to make multiple choices.
The Ghana Good Schools Guide is the first publication to include practical information and profiles on Ghana’s top schools.
The schools are selected independently. They cannot pay to be featured and have no influence over their profiles.
“Education is quite simply peace-building.
It’s the most effective form of defence there is”
Kofi Annan – Former UN Secretary-General
About the Editor
Award-winning journalist, publicist and businesswoman Eva Simpson has been a mainstay of the British media for more than 20 years. After working on regional newspapers she rose to prominence as a founding member of The Daily Mirror’s ground-breaking 3am column under the editorship of Piers Morgan.
Other senior roles followed, including Assistant News Editor of The Times, Los Angeles Correspondent for The Sun and Associate Editor of the londonpaper. She currently writes a topical weekly opinion column for The Daily Mirror.
In addition, Eva is the Editor of The Powerlist, an annual list of the 100 most influential black people in Britain, as well as being a content editor for commercial and non-commercial markets. Outside of her editorial work, Eva runs independent public relations firm ES-PR, specialising in corporate, C-suite and business clients.
Insights from the contributers
“ASA is a girls-only, Advanced Level school for science and maths, which opened in August 2016 in Tema, Ghana. Funded by the African Gifted Foundation, a UK-registered charity founded in 2010, it is a pre-university boarding school for young women with outstanding potential in science and maths.”
Tom Ilube CBE
“It’s important that you leave enough time to visit the schools. Try and do this at least two terms ahead of when you are due to start. Like other highly sought-after schools around the world, the leading schools in Ghana fill up quickly and often have waiting lists, so it’s important to put your child’s name down as early as possible.”
Emma Lee-Potter
“The growth in the international school sector means families who want their children to take globally recognised qualifications in Ghana have plenty of choice. There is a strong mix of British, American and European based schools who are likely to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) and the International GCSE (IGCSE). Ghanaian state schools offer the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) and West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).”
Susan Young
The Ghana Good Schools Guide Education Consultancy
The Ghana Good Schools Guide Education Consultancy is an expert service for parents looking for the best school in Ghana for their child.
What we help with:
– Identifying the right school
– Navigating the education system in Ghana
– Guidance through the admissions process
– Curriculum advice including IGCSE, International Baccalaureate and
more
Let us take the stress out of finding the right school whatever your circumstances.
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