International Community School Ghana

KG1 Learners Transitioning to Prepschool Orientation

Big dreams start with small steps. 💙
Our KG1 stars are ready to transition into Prep School!

It provided an opportunity for parents to meet with the Management and Teachers to discuss the transition journey and gain a better understanding of what to expect in Year 1.

Here's to new friendships, exciting discoveries, and endless opportunities ahead.

Join Our Team!

We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated professionals to join our team.

Available Roles:

Computer Science Teacher - Kumasi

Laboratory Assistant - Kumasi

Computer Science Teacher Role Overview:

The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering high-quality education to students, inspiring them to develop a keen interest in computer science and technology.

Laboratory Assistant Role Overview:

The successful candidate will assist teachers in preparing laboratory activities, maintaining equipment and materials, and ensuring a safe and efficient learning environment for students.

To apply, please submit your CV, cover letter, letter of recommendation, and contact details for two referees to [email protected].

For full details of the roles, visit this link [ https://icsghana.org/hiring/compuscience-laboratoryassist26/]

Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Join us in training tomorrow’s leaders today.

🚀🌍 Mission Clean Earth: Activated!

Our Year 1 Young Astronauts stepped out on a special mission to explore space, and to help protect our own planet! 💚♻️

Armed with enthusiasm, big smiles, and an important message, they took a walk around the school to spread awareness about keeping our environment clean.
Their challenge? To remind everyone not to be a "Litterbud"! 🚫🗑️

These young Earth heroes are learning that even the smallest hands can make a huge impact. Together, we're building habits that will help create a cleaner, greener future for all. 🌱

Leavers’ Service for our Upper Six Class of 2026

Our Leavers’ Service was filled with heartfelt reflections, gratitude, and emotional farewells as students, staff, and families came together to celebrate a remarkable journey.

There were smiles, hugs, words of encouragement, and yes, a few tears, as we bid farewell.

Residential life is an important part of our community, creating opportunities for students to connect, grow, and make lasting memories.

To celebrate our resident students across campuses, we hosted the Boarding Life Awards Night—a fun evening dedicated to recognizing students, celebrating achievements, and enjoying time together.

Congratulations to all our award recipients, and thank you to everyone who helped make the night memorable.

The highlight of our Mental Health Awareness Month was the impactful Mental Health Matters talk organized for our Secondary students by two outstanding Year 12 students, Daaima Abdul-latif and Kwaku Ofosu Asare Jnr.

Held under the theme "Ensuring Every Student Feels Seen, Heard, and Valued," the session created a meaningful space for reflection, learning, and open conversations about mental well-being.

We were honored to host Dr. Isaac Newman Arthur, Clinical Psychologist, who shared valuable insights on the powerful influence our environment has on our mental health. One message that resonated deeply was:
"Everything you keep hearing is affecting your growth. Insults, name-calling, the kind of music you listen to, and the things you watch online are all feeding your mind and influencing your mental health."

His words served as a timely reminder that mental wellness is shaped not only by our experiences but also by the content we consume and the voices we allow into our lives.

A big thank you to our student organizers, guest speaker, and everyone who participated in making this event a success. Together, we continue to foster a community where every student feels seen, heard, valued, and supported.

Design For Change Ghana Students’ Committee

We officially outdoored our very first Design for Change DFC Students’ Committee, led by the Student Council Member Global Representative Nivansh Mahbubani. 🌍

They are ready to inspire change and make every voice count.