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These are our champions for AI robotics all participants in the Saturday coding and robotics class. We are so proud of these kids. 4 participated in the International Championship and came in 3rd place. They were competing with senior high students! 
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Our P5 and P6 kids missed out on cancelled field trip so we packed up our 2 busses and created a field trip they would remember. Akwaaba means welcome! Our students traveled on a field trip to the Accra Airport. They even went through TSA and had to remove their shoes and learned that the customer service desk was to help travelers who might be lost and anxious. We took our students on a trip to the Kwame Nkumah Museum to see the history they are learning in class. They had a blast! Our students won 3rd place in March for the President! We've completed the plumbing and passed the government inspection in preparation for the final stage of building! Bathrooms, kitchen plumbing, and even the drains from the school atrium to the eventual gutters have been installed. The next step is to cover the plumbing and get the walls up. We need your help to complete the last stages of building. Please visit our donations page to help us reach our goal. We appreciate your generous donations to help us continue in our mission of ending poverty through education. Happy New Year! 🎉 It's been hot here in Ghana so we decided to gather some older students to go swimming in Kotoku to celebrate the new year! It was a great day of swimming, sausages on a stick, french fries and cold drinks. What an amazing celebration we had! Thanks to the generosity of so many, every student got to choose a gift they loved—whether it was a yo-yo, t-shirt, dress, dinosaur, car, doll, Christmas hat, or something else special. The joy on their faces was unforgettable! The event was filled with Christmas carols, the beautiful telling of the Christmas Story, and plenty of fun. Students came together to sing, read Bible passages, and share in the holiday spirit. Even some of our alumni returned to join the festivities, making it a true celebration of community. It was a day filled with laughter, joy, and the warmth of the season—one we won’t soon forget. A huge thank you to everyone who made this magical event possible! Your support made it all come to life, and we couldn’t be more thankful. This Christmas, our students brought the timeless story to life by reenacting the birth of Jesus. The tale begins with the angel’s visit to Mary, who graciously accepts her role as the mother of the Son of God. Joseph, initially in shock, listens to the angel’s reassurance and supports Mary on their journey to Bethlehem, where there is no room at the inn. In a humble barn, surrounded by animals and hay, baby Jesus is born. The Three Wise Men arrive with gifts, and angels announce the good news of His birth to shepherds in the fields, proclaiming peace and goodwill to all. Through their heartfelt reenactment, our students brought new depth to the love, faith, and grace of the Christmas story, reminding us of the hope and joy this season brings. Our wonderful Director of Administration, Mary, brought purchases to our school for all the children to “shop” for their favorite gift. Hundreds shopped and all the gifts were returned for wrapping. They will open their packages under the tree with music and singing. |
