TOP 3 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS IN GHANA | HOW MUCH PER YEAR?

[@MarintiaEiko]

Thank you for having me again Vanessa! ❤️❤️

[@adwoaa7419]

Caneing school 🤣🤣🤣

[@MJLookout]

@@adwoaa7419 I felt it when she said that 😂

[@adwoaa7419]

@mj lookout Me too!

[@thatlchiponda3368]

You're beautiful

[@justiceerimjunior3949]

I like the way you talk

[@estherkoramoa6889]

I could understand why Vanessa wouldn’t like to send her kids to a boarding school. She grew up in the UK and here, sending your children to boarding normally looks like ‘packing them away’😂! In Ghana, majority of children want to leave home to be boarders just so they could also be free from home chores and stuff, oblivious to the fact that, there, you need to do everything for yourself, except cooking which in turn, helps kids to be more responsible and independent as well. So being a boarder in Ghana is almost every child’s dream 💖

[@henryobaka8282]

Esther Koramoa not me check me on it dattimmyboy

[@veraofori-obeng5055]

You are smart😂

[@veraofori-obeng5055]

You are smart😂

[@jamesbedugraham8056]

The boarding house was hell for me personally.

[@nubuke]

I really loved this video. I learnt something new watching it all over again

[@MJLookout]

I could relate when you said you were shocked when you got caned ... I had my own experience 😬 even to date doesn’t make sense under the circumstance

[@nubuke]

MJ Lookout right?!

[@kwakukpobi115]

Nubuke........ I always wanted to ask someone this question.....in TIS, does every single person pay the $15,000 cash or some get full or Part Schorlaship like Ashesi, or even sponsored by the company they work for ….. and do some get kicked away for owing school fees.

[@nubuke]

Kwaku Kpobi that’s a good question. Ask them, there’s probably an email somewhere that can get you in contact, so someone will be able to give you more information. As for kicking you out of the school, they definitely haven’t done that to anyone I know

[@diguiolainc7930]

Nubuke can talk oo😂 She is fun.

[@ilovelife3328]

Great info as usual, Vanessa! You and Wode Maya are the unofficial spokespeople for Ghana! 🙌🏽👏🏽

[@stanleyglover5534]

Let’s love and support all our Vloggers, they all bring something new and unique. Unfortunately, the mainstream media is totally absent from the areas that these vloggers cover

[@ilovelife3328]

stanley glover I agree! As an American, I love hearing about Ghana from an insider’s perspective! Vanessa is giving us great tips that we probably wouldn’t be able to find on our own.

[@stanleyglover5534]

alma chronicles I agree with you totally 💯

[@MJLookout]

The school one attends shapes the person in so many ways and hence the cost of tuition shouldn’t be the only factor to consider. You should consider the environment (facilities and amenities) of the school, quality of service (teaching), type of extracurricular activities available (to develop the child beyond academics) and many other things you may want for your child (no canes) etc. This was an interesting convo, great guests @Marintia Goto-Williams & @Nubuke and as always great host @Vanessa Kanbi

[@Dtella55]

Exactly caning causes more trauma for children especially if they have trauma in the home that most teachers do not care to know about really sad!😳😳😲😲🙄🙄🤔🤔😮😮

[@Ghanadiaries]

@@Dtella55 Literally now you can't cane in school.

[@talibaoflove]

On your way to 100,000 Happy for you Getting the job done Queen

[@VanessaKanbi]

🙌🏽🙌🏽 thank you

[@BorgafouTv]

I went to Boarding school From 3yrs old to 14yrs old before migrating to the US. And it’s the best to happen to me. It gave me discipline and made me matured. It’s the best that has happened to me. I’m forever grateful for that exposure and experience. But whew i was middle class and the rich kids in school was so spoiled lol. In the weekends the cars that come to see them eerh Herh. Some people are so rich in Ghana frfr.

[@esthervandenbergh9868]

to which boarding school did you go in Ghana?

[@suramakking]

CAS stands for CREATIVITY ACTIVITY & SERVICE, it's the core of the Diploma Program of the IB. Experiential learning with a strong service component. I am a proud CAS Coordinator at Tema International School. Nubuke was our CAS Prefect, very engaging, caring and creative young lady. Well done ladies. Very informative interview. I enjoyed watching. Yes, as a parent and staff at TIS I can only say it's one of the best School in Ghana. The family vibe is unique. Balance and holistic education. Thumbs up to the Founding Family and incredible school community of lifelong learners.

[@nubuke]

Such an honour working with you ❤️ Love y’all!

[@nenemens]

In Ghanaian government boarding schools we also call them house masters and house mistresses. At the senior high school (secondary) level there are a lot of good government schools producing high quality graduates at no cost (free shs) who can compete with the best students globally.

[@py20]

I went to boarding school, as are most of my friends. I won't trade the experience for anything in the world!

[@PatriciaAbijah]

Yes o

[@annmariesmith2188]

Thank you for asking great questions I have a 10-year-old son and I am single mom planning to relocate to Ghana! So, you are providing these great videos with these questions are really needed!

[@duo_official]

I used to go to Ghana International School before I came to London to attend a grammar school and honestly it's great. It's fun and you feel a sense of family. However, lots of kids there are rich and tend to seem a bit spoilt if I am honest, so sometimes you can feel out of place or bragged on in certain situations. Other than that it's great and you should look into going there!

[@Life_Simplified11]

The best thing to do is to allow the child attend any of the good Senior High Schools in Ghana

[@swanzyyard]

@@Life_Simplified11 not if you want them to find it easy entering into a great American or UK university

[@denises9680]

Hi, also went to Ghana International! I went there in the 80's lol. I went to Archimota before that! It's nice to read someone went to the same school as me! When did you go? Schools in Ghana are hard but the education is so much better than here in the UK.

[@duo_official]

@@denises9680 Im only 14... I left in 2016 I think but yeah it was great. I'd say that in England you are more likely to stand out education wise and get better opportunities however Ghanas home for me and Id like to go back.

[@denises9680]

@@duo_official oh, only 14 😊 I was there when I was 13/14 and I left Ghana when I was turning 16. I lived there on and off since I was 4! I absolutely love the place. My dad took my mum there when she was only 15 and they called her Ghana ghost! Probably because she's white lol but she goes every single year and was planning going this year but because of what is happening she had to cancel everything. She's not happy at all 😂😂. She's saying she's hoping to go next year though. She's a black woman in a white woman's skin 😊. My last visit was in '96 and I want to go back and take my family. I would like my kids to see where their grandad came from. Did you live in Accra? So true about the schools in this country!

[@noisycomment1990]

I'm much older than these ladies, but in sec school days in Nigeria, to go to "boarding" was kind of like a rite of passage, badge of honor as a kid. You basically learn responsibility, dealing with peers. Basically if you didn't go, you didn't live life lol (I didn't go to boarding school :((

[@PatriciaAbijah]

Yes boarding school is the deal

[@pamissah16]

Hi Vanessa. I think you need to travel around Accra, cape coast, kumasi ,Koforidua and Takoradi area to show the world High school in Ghana. We will like to know populations of students, the land size of the School and weather it is only boys, Girls, or mixed. Also if you can have a chat with the principal of these schools. Thanks from Nevada.

[@TheAcheampongFamily]

Thank you for the video this is my biggest hassle . Its crazy can you imagine in 2020 were still dealing with this. Sophie-Jane’s classmate got cained and she was terrified to go to school again 😩😢

[@MJLookout]

@The Acheampong Family That was a real cultural-shock for her and it’s sad this still exists in our schools.

[@Dtella55]

Exactly...💯💯 that is cz!

[@stanleyglover5534]

MJ Lookout It is actually barbaric if you have come to think about it . Why should someone other than a parent lay hands on a child? Corporal punishment belongs in the medieval ages . Most of our current leaders all went through the mindless caning schools, but did it make them more compassionate and law abiding than places where is illegal? And what is its purpose? Just fear !

[@MJLookout]

@@stanleyglover5534 I ask the same question

[@swanzyyard]

so the ban is not working?

[@FishAcademy]

Hi Vanessa.. nice video I will be coming down Ghana next month from Nigeria and will love to meet with you when I come

[@kwasiowusu-ansah8367]

I used to school at International Community School(I.C.S) and stopped schooling there when I lost my dad. I realised when you stop schooling in such schools they no more see you within their class which is very sad and disheartening. With the Ghanaian curricular Private schools, the situation is different. Even if you stop, they still vibe with you.

[@robertagyei3101]

In ghana everything is Accra Accra and Accra....no decentralization in our country..the so called top schools might be there but not all of them are smart.the real genius guys are in Walewale LA, Dichemso blk B,Wesco Practice school, Gyiasekan blk A, Hohoe primary school,kotoso basic school etc....nice video as always.

[@iluvmamaafrika143]

When I visit ghana some years ago.I visit a school.the school young youths were well behave.they take they education very serious

[@thelittlebossproductions6346]

My sister and I are in public schools here in China. My dad says he would want us to school in Ghana but it’s expensive and he also says our English is not good. Thank you so much for this video, Aunties❤️❤️❤️

[@pramaccra3106]

Vanessa did it again! I loved the discussion. GIS, SOS, TIS, GCIHS are all great. Boarding high school in Ghana has been around for a long time and will be around for a long time. I did both day and boarding and I loved both systems. Yes house masters and house mistresses are the terms we used for our house parents. Apart from weekly visits from parents we also had permissions granted to go home for weekends if one had a legitimate reason. We also got to go home for midterm breaks. I don’t think I could do boarding for primary years. IB program is great! It gives one a very solid foundation for university and if your scores are high you could get a semester or even a year’s standing in some highly selective universities around the world. Great way to save money on university and graduate early too. For the younger years one has many good choices and it all depends on where you live and how far you are prepared to deal with traffic. Some very good schools for younger years can be found at Ridge, Cantoment, East Legon, etc. As for caning, I never liked it. It should be banned. There are better forms of disciplinary actions that can be used. Thanks for sharing.

[@Girlthat]

i love nubuke because she talks alot i love to listen to her . and oh she makes sense always . Marintia is also so cool.

[@Hiramsmom]

Love my ghanaian sisters' . A sista from Ivory coast

[@singhamitesh2003]

Thanks Genessa. We are opening FMCG direct selling retail chain. So, your videos helping me to know more about culture and people of Ghana. Thanks

[@doreendklutz6400]

FYI, all here commenting, and generalizing "canning" as an "African problem," 19 states primarily in the South and the midwest United States have never banned corporal punishment/canning. Stop "Africanizing" undesirable practices out of ignorance. For Vanessa, boarding schools are not prisons! Many parents send their kids to boarding school for a social experience of living among their peers outside your home and child development. If I could, I would send my child to boarding school. And Yes! I would enjoy traveling while he is away, but most importantly, as a single parent raising a boy, I would love to give him an opportunity to learn from and live among others outside our two-person household.

[@hillaryq1]

While they never banned it, it hasn't happened since the 60s or 70s. It is definitely not happening in 2020 and hasn't happened in the past 20 years at least without the teacher being arrested.

[@doreendklutz6400]

@@hillaryq1 not true! Do your research. Corporal punishment has happened in states like Arkansas as recent as 2005! That’s not 20 years ago! Also, this is a report from the Brookings Institute, a reputable think tank www.brookings.edu/blog/brown-center-chalkboard/2016/01/14/schools-black-children-and-corporal-punishment/#recent/

[@waynedouglas5859]

Umm I was definitely paddled by my teachers in middle school lol I grew up in southwest Louisiana. This was the early 2000's.

[@akapam57]

And lucky you weren't arrested or got your behind beat by a parent. 😆

[@elistal8390]

All of my children got education in Ghana, including good University too, like Legon and Ghana Valley view...

[@mandel_2023]

Vanessa Thank you You made me know about Ghana 🇬🇭

[@ylstaggs]

Wow! Interesting, in a way I’m glad I went to school in the US!

[@TemaInternationalSchool]

🤞🏾🤞🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Here to support Nubuke

[@Blecyn]

Interesting conversation. In Nigeria there are a lot of canning schools 😂... it is sad that we go through such tortures in Africa all in the name of correcting a child.

[@nubuke]

Hmm 😔

[@nanakgee]

Canning has been banned in Ghana now. They are old and they were talking about their days in school

[@abimbolabadmus3125]

CanningIt is a slavery mentality

[@Blecyn]

@@abimbolabadmus3125 True

[@Blecyn]

Nice one. Decided to register attendance first

[@WingingItWithEsi]

I'd like to volunteer myself to be a part if you decide to interview others who have been through the Ghanaian boarding school system in the schools that run the GES curriculum. 😀

[@bode920]

Love this Vanessa!! Keep up the good work. I think it's one of your best content 👌

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you ♥️

[@kwameyeboah3026]

Going to international schools in Ghana was a dope experience even though it was expensive...Glad that I'm a product of Soul Clinic Int. Sch., British Int. Sch. and Christain High Int. Sch (Best Christian Boarding Sch.) Just that we often don't learn a lot about our Ghanaian culture and heritage but foreign ones rather...

[@adjoa-anima]

Went to soul clinic too

[@jamesbedugraham8056]

You become clones of the Western System as of year 2022

[@NG-cx1mm]

Love to hear you speak Ghanese..

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Vanessa Kanbi, thank you so much for sharing this amazing video, the girls are so young and very opinionated. You’re awesome! Will you be doing any videos of Edinburgh, I would love to see some videos of the area there?

[@ulearnwithrobert9013]

I love your channel thanks so much for the valuable information

[@Jaylove777]

Back when I was a kid at BSL Togo, most Ghanaian kids would come from GIS to our schl since it was a boarding schl. We used to go play them for sports. I know the American schl Lincoln was another one. I have been to Achimota too and have some friends who passed through it.

[@sesigozah7148]

American schools in Ghana are the most expensive. Lincoln and American international School but Lincoln fees is mad

[@niara_abena]

outrageous

[@rahmaahmed911]

I'm not even ghanian but it's very similar to the rest of africa. Lovely to know people are moving back.

[@Dtella55]

Sound like the Caribbean too!

[@PatriciaAbijah]

Boarding school in Ghana is a great experience. If you’re not aiming to have your university education abroad, don’t go to these international schools, else, you’ll have to pay international fees for your university education

[@johnampiah2110]

😍😍👍🏾❤️♥️🔥🔥 always good to see you all giving out great experiences.

[@Noble724]

Boarding school was for me a very good experience. Prepared me for life of independence. As for primary school, better to send your child to a diverse school ie SOS, Roman Ridge, Association, TIS, AlCYID and many others...

[@femi6493]

Interesting interaction!

[@nu4968]

I went to Galaxy International School when they first opened before I left Ghana.

[@swalow854]

LEARNING PIGIN ENGLISH IS LIT IN GH

[@Korewaa-GhBizGirl]

Oh yay...I went to university primary school. If you wanted to avoid getting caned you just needed to be the class prefect or the next best thing was to be the prefects friend....good school though.

[@marteionthenet8234]

I entered a boarding school in GH at 5 and yes, hated it with a passion I'm unable to bring to bear on any other topic. Nevertheless my response to the boarding high school experience is totally different. Those schools are a very effective instrument in socializing teens in GH, Vannesa. I'd liken them to summer camps in countries of the northern hemisphere; except they're far more effective in enabling teens to build life long bonds and acquire, or refine their people skills. In my view, they can be credited to a large measure in helping forge a common identity among people of the 72 odd ethnicities who make up the very artificial entity called GH (artificial to the extent that it was defined in large part by a foreign power for its own administrative and plundering convenience). Our tolerance of each other, in terms of gender, ethnicity, age, socio-economic status, etc is in part, attributable to the shared adventures and comradery from those formative yrs. They do come at some cost, such as cronism (but you'll find that everywhere) and sadly, the govt yielded to pressure from the World Bank to disinvest in them, beginning in the mid 80's, because of budgetary considerations and in disregard of their immense contribution to our nation building effort. I left highschool 50yrs ago, but remain in constant... oh, alright daily touch with my highschool mates. So there you are!

[@educationalvideosforprimar1844]

Great conversation/interview! The shared perspectives were informative! I thought the 'caning schools' were only found in my part of the world. Sorry, no boarding schools for my grandchildren_ if it is up to me!

[@nubuke]

Ohhh prettiest girls I’ve seen in my life ❤️

[@kasheidoari6316]

You did the IB?

[@BashiyrDouglas]

We are Global African Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯 Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!🤴🏿👸🏿

[@stanleyglover5534]

@Vanessa, Marintia , Nubuke Boarding schools are the systems of the old and disappearing fast from the surface of the earth . They probably served their purpose before the rapid urbanisation, they are done now. The home support that a child gets is probably the best way to guide and support their education journey. Boarding schools may still have some merit in rural Africa due to poor rural education infrastructure. You guys were very loud to begin with , l soon realised your microphone was picking the high wind from where you’re standing. Nubuke still naughty despite the caning 🤣 Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@nubuke]

Of course, I’ll never change! 😈

[@tvs9978]

@Stanley Glover boarding schools aren't fading away. There's no move to close them down. From Achimota, to Wesley Girls, Presec, Holy Child, St Rose's, Mfantsipim etc they're all doing well and growing

[@Dtella55]

@@nubuke 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Ghanadiaries]

No it's not fading, government is even forced to build more dormitories for schools without dormitories. And they aren't just in rural areas, in Ghana for example is all over. Students prefer boarding schools because there's less hussle. All you have to do is study, do little cleaning and enjoy.

[@stanleyglover5534]

Akua Akwaa It’s untenable and unnecessary extravagance. Students might like it , but somebody have to pay for it. There’s a lot that any government could do with money than throwing it at just one sector of the economy. Social safety net for the very poor is one national public policy that needs attention quickly. Information technology makes these boarding schools very archaic anyway !

[@justiceerimjunior3949]

You guys hair is a beautiful

[@nubuke]

Thank you ✨

[@ojoooo7865]

Vanessa,, hope you followed the national science and maths quiz organized this year,,,it will answer your previous video on the best shs in Ghana

[@Atlas24gh]

NSMQ does not say anything about best schools. That's a chew and pour competition between two selected students from selected schools. That competition does not determine what students become in the future. Best schools are determines by the quality of alumni not some memorization contest

[@doe22us]

Lol, went to GIS for all my life, back when there was class 7 lol. Great school and no canning, my parents did that lol.

[@lushosaro]

This was so interesting. Nubuke goes uni here in the UK..?! Hey girlll. Hope u like it here

[@nubuke]

I love it!

[@akuaaddo-yobo5694]

At the end of the day, you can go to any school you provided you have the money to pay... Everyone and their preferences

[@Blecyn]

Nubuke didn’t allow Marintia speak. She kept interjecting. Not a good way to converse. I mean no disrespect. When she is talking Marintia keeps calm. She jumps on the conversation a lot but good content all the same

[@nubuke]

Oh 😂😂 next time I’ll shut up for my baby

[@samuelbrainoo]

true, but I think it was more out of excitement. 🙂

[@Blecyn]

@@nubuke Lol Sis..! I know it was not intentional and even myself can be guilty of this. I like how you handled this comment.

[@Blecyn]

@@samuelbrainoo I agree. She was excited and I am guess she was remembering her days in school and the fun.

[@winniedlaydy1013]

Naa. You are reaching. Really like her. She was just excited.. they are all really sweet..

[@bernardbrew7629]

My family lives in Tema, and my kids attend Creator preparatory school. I was considering taking them to S.O.S, but their private tutor who is a former teacher at S.O.S advised against it. Her reasons? Well, the kids have been in creator all their lives and they are just as good as the kids she taught at that school. The international schools come with prestige because they are not easily accessible, but there a lot of good private schools that produce great students and don’t cost as much.

[@fluctuatnecmergitur7075]

lol

[@Ghanadiaries]

One best school in Agona swedru(central region) was swis, the school has produced some of the best doctors, architects, engineer and so on in the country. There were students from all over west Africa and the school was fun. Sport time was lit since we were always first😁😁😁😁,Alola(a teacher) took it upon himself to teach christian values, even if you didn't like unto such, his songs alone will remind you of the school. We had about 3000 boarders each year and it was a whole town. Imagine we were all under 15🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😆😆. It's rather unfortunate their infrastructure have deteriorated and the school isn't like before😕😕😕

[@POINT_OF-CORRECTION]

I was at swis 1995-96. I remember Alola and the rest . I heard things went south for the school which is sad...

[@Ghanadiaries]

@@POINT_OF-CORRECTION Yeah sad. After the deaths of the owners, the school isn't the same. I was at Swis from 93 to 99.

[@joyo.a.1222]

I attended Akosombo International School (For High School) 💕

[@Rimmrose]

Same here

[@Michelle-cp2te]

Is it a good school? And what grade?

[@MaameSika]

Right now canning in Ghanaian schools has been banned by GES. I didn’t go to an international school but my school did not cane. We had our own system of punishment. Some people still came in schools but it will eventually die down

[@myapptt]

Nubuke reminds me of Cuppy Otedola.

[@nubuke]

She’s my sister

[@myapptt]

😂😂😂 why not !

[@shadowthehedgehog2727]

I was just here the other day. I’m now back in the states now 😢

[@majidagadu5958]

Well out spoken to both the young lady's, very well educated 👌🤔✌️♥️❤️

[@annmariesmith2188]

Can you provide the USA dollars prices for everything so I can compare the Ghana and USA prices please?

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Nicely done

[@hardrianahampel5444]

Seems to me like all the schools you were talking about is based in accra but there are other schools in the other regions that are really good

[@handsondeckGH]

Put your heads on the table😂😂 We all had that experience

[@MaameSika]

Herh you know 😂😂😭😭😭😭 pa pa pa paaaa

[@WingingItWithEsi]

😂😂😂😂 ikr..you'll have your head down and you are just waiting. When you hear the sound getting louder then you know that it's getting closer then you know yours is coming. 🤣

[@marklutta2924]

So are we going to ignore the fact that the two ladies are wearing big (T) shirts and they are rocking them?

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

I'm sure Vanessa will strike 100,000 by December I'm watching from Sydney Australia

[@a.konadu4010]

Would love to see the inside the dorms of one of these International schools. Probably nothing like the boarding school I went to from 82-87. I hated my school having been sent straight from Canada at age 12. Horrible memories. I'm 50 now...

[@calebdoe5962]

Which boarding school did you attend?

[@koomsonblaylawrence4773]

I like how Marintia is defending her school and her smiles. hahahaaaa. marintia love day school. she want to close come home n vibes with friends in Accra. hahahaaaa and she likes waaakye too. Marintia doesn't want to be restricted

[@kojosparkschannel3825]

Nubuke please which of the University Primaries, I attended UCC primary ❤️

[@joeachie4676]

This international schools are just for the rich but basically they are many government schools which are better .

[@empireone450]

Better in what way?

[@joeachie4676]

Academically.

[@yaafowaa4149]

In terms of resources government schools have less to offer that's the difference.

[@enooo57]

University primary school in ksi is a good school...that's where I went to school. Btw y'all need to talk about the other regions in ghana, accra isnt the only city in ghana

[@larianabena4512]

Vanessa you forgot ghana christian international high school best private schools in ghana

[@eugenesagacious6308]

Please Rev John teye memorial institute. At ofankor one of the best too

[@ianthompson9753]

They're talking about international schools not memorial 😂😂😂💔

[@diukemper6458]

I went to GIS back in 1995 and L swear l could never stay focus ever in class. there were so many beautiful people going to that school and there were alot of flirting going on lol. anyway l had a reality check when l left G.I.S and went to Koforidua sectech...the difference was night and day.

[@MyFeminineCloset]

Whew! I’ve been trying to prepare for our move & paying for international school but with those prices idk 😖my kids might just have to take a cane here or there because these are college tuition prices.

[@VanessaKanbi]

There are more affordable international schools. There are the most expensive basically.

[@elhamyerifa890]

@@VanessaKanbi like?

[@worlanyodogbe2801]

best schools st peter senior school💛💛 Presbyterian boys senior high school💙💙 prempeh college💚💚 but we reping the blues all the way😎😎

[@adamparker5644]

I went to GIS when I stayed in Accra around 2004-2006. Was not a huge fan of the school or the curriculum compared to what I was being taught in Glasgow prior to moving.

[@joojob708]

First here!!

[@Joseph-nw3gw]

pretty and intelligent girls. The girl in white T shirt has kenyan accent and even the looks as well. If she were to travel to kenya she will attest to this.

[@nubuke]

Haha the Kenyans won’t accept me. I keep saying I am (I feel it in my Spirit) but my Kenyan friends say no

[@sesigozah7148]

Value for money is Tema international school but Lincoln is a day school, they wear house dress to school and their school fees doesn't make sense.

[@elormblake8924]

Boarding school is amazing 🔥

[@philemonopokutontoh3318]

The canning is a big issue and mostly demotivating

[@charuhasenkumaraswamy]

Woah what Mic is that? 👀

[@wanjirugakuo4387]

Kenya 🇰🇪 internationals Schools are crazy expensive range between 15k - and 30k dollars a year.

[@ernestasare2646]

Sorry CAS is Creativity, Activity and Service and not Community. Thank you

[@morechoice8662]

You are wrong. CAS is a community service and its one of the best course runs by an Ib students. My daughter run IB program in Alrayan international school here in Ghana and one of the student was honored as Ghana ambassador for rabbis cos she raise fund for free anti- rabiss injection for over 1000 cats and dogs in Accra. So it's a service that community were able to achieve from

[@ernestasare2646]

@@morechoice8662 Thank you very much. Yes it is true it is a service to the community so it can be referred to as community service but CAS as one of the core which are EE, TOK and CAS per IBDP stands for Creativity Activity(action), Service. I am a CAS Coordinator myself. Kind regards.

[@MsRiRi-kl2rl]

Are you kidding?!? GIS is more than $9,000 a year! My daughter is in Form 1 and we paid over $3,000 this current term.

[@suramakking]

Great reminder. CAS stands for CREATIVITY ACTIVITY SERVICE. Experiential learning with a strong service component. I am a CAS Coordinator at Tema International School. Nubuke was our CAS Prefect, very engaging, caring and creative. Well done ladies. Very informative.

[@morechoice8662]

@@MsRiRi-kl2rl 😄😄 welcome to the journey

[@davidagyemang8750]

Paying $21,000 for Basic School? 💔🤔😹😹😹. My daaayyysss . Madness everywhere.

[@itzurboyskido2062]

The girl wearing the white is the real gee 😂. TIS.

[@joshuaeyram9279]

We call them “Hotel Guardians” that’s so IS 😹

[@nubuke]

Haha

[@nkwakutoure]

Hotel or hostel?

[@nubuke]

duke of york hostel

[@jessicaokyere2400]

What about Delhi Private School International...best facilities and currently the best A level school in gh

[@jaybaj]

do food tour next

[@drewsy4788]

I know everybody thinks that Lincoln is mad expensive, and it is. But as they said in the video, a lot of students do not actually pay the full price, the companies of their families often pay a significant amount. But it truly is a great school and I believe it makes the most well-rounded students out of the Ghanaian schools. A lot of the money goes into programs for the students to do a wide variety of things both in and outside of the classroom. We are a bit bougie, but we do work really hard there and take our education seriously. Just saying....

[@a.konadu4010]

Admittedly "bougie"😂 Love it🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Dtella55]

Not scar it's welt..not caning school it's the teachers that caned they are narcissists but that was cz!They want people to talk about them as the best teachers but being hostile does not help children to learn...

[@joshuaeyram9279]

Check Tema Parents too

[@maykay9913]

Im trying to understand why you are not giving them the microphone 😂 but interesting topic ☺️

[@VanessaKanbi]

They have mics on.