The Interact Club of Tema International School was officially chartered last Friday. It was a night of inspiring speeches and a fundraiser towards the incubator project. Rotarians, Rotractors, the Rotary Club of Legon – our Mother club, parents, invited schools such as GIS and Deks, and LittleBigSouls, Ghana – our partner NGO, were present to…
The Dear Fellow Team during the Christmas break donated a set of food items and school uniform materials to Handi*Vangelism Children’s Home. Dear Fellow is an ongoing CAS Project that has adopted Handi*Vangelism Children’s Home at Haatso. Twice a year, the Dear Fellow team, made up of IB DP students from Tema International School, visit…
As part of attempts to make his world a better place, Alistair Kirk, a Grade 11 student of Tema Interantional School, for his CAS initiative has embarked on a project to build public toilet facilities in his hometown, Gomoa Broforyeduru, in the Central Region of Ghana. The idea to embark on this project came when…
On Wednesday, 22 November 2017, Grade 8s spent the whole day working on their projects for their Service in Action class. The projects ranged from craft works to music, dance, sports, literacy, fashion and social awareness creation. Some of these projects got the students to collaborate with their friends from our neighbouring school, Calvary Presby…
On Monday, 6th November 2017, a group of IB Diploma students from Tema Int. School, visited the burns centre at Korle Bu Teaching hospital, to familiarise with happenings at the centre and present a number of medical supplies. The visit and presentation comes at the back of the recent fire outbreaks in the country and…
Tema International School is blessed with very caring past students who demonstrably have the school at heart. It is in this light that the ever vibrant Alumni organised a girl talk and sharing of their experiences whilst in school with all girls in the school on Saturday 30 September, 2017. Our girls had the opportunity…
I didn’t realise the value of my parents and all the blessings I have received until we embarked on a touching and inspiring trip to Akorlikope, which I like to call the Village of Hope. As much as this trip occurs every year, I believe it still retains its value. The smiles of the children…
Over the vacation a group of IB1 students embarked on two outreaches to two Health Centres within the Tema Metropolis. Members of Girls United visited the Adolescent Centres at Manhean Health Centre and Tema General Hospital to interact with a number of teenage pregnant ladies and also donated a number of aid items to them. Both outreaches enabled the students to…
Salim Roland and Nana Osei Mainoo, initiators of REFORMYOUGH, have been actively soliciting funds over the summer to complete their CAS Project – an instalment of a water filtration plant in the village of Kwanase, Nsawam, on the outskirts of the Greater Accra Region. To complete the project, they will need, PVC Pipes, Two Water Storage Tanks…
This semester the MYP Students embarked on a Service in Action project that has created the opportunity for the students to learn even more outside the classroom. They located a nearby local school, Calvary Presby and initiated a number of projects and grown with them. The MYP students were happy to know their environment and…
