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Pakyi Campus, Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana. The school is set on a green, landscaped campus with a serene environment. A separate Patasi Campus hosts the preschool programme. ICS also has an Accra campus at Ogbojo.
Nursery (age 2) through Sixth Form / A-Level (age 19), covering preschool, primary (Years 1-6), middle school (Years 7-9), and high school (Years 10-13).
Independent, co-educational day and boarding school.
A diverse, international student body with teachers from Ghana, Nigeria, the USA and other countries.
The school welcomes children with disabilities and learning difficulties, providing individualised support plans. Dedicated teachers support students who speak English as a second language.
United Kingdom (British curriculum with Cambridge International qualifications).
Non-denominational. The school welcomes students of all faiths.
Preschool: 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Primary and Middle School: 8:20 AM to 3:00 PM. High School: 8:00 AM to 3:20 PM. Students receive two breaks during the day.
Contact the school for details on transportation arrangements.
Separate boarding houses for boys and girls at both high school and preparatory levels. Boarding facilities include common areas and a supportive residential environment on the green Pakyi campus.
Yes. Uniforms are required for all students.
The school operates a canteen with pre-paid meal options for primary students and a la carte purchasing for secondary students. Packed lunches are also permitted.
The school uses a house system to encourage teamwork, competition and community spirit.
ICS is an independent, privately owned school established in January 2000. It operates campuses in Kumasi and Accra.
ICS follows the British education system. The primary school uses the Cambridge Primary Programme for core subjects and the British National Curriculum for art, ICT, French, RE and PE. The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is used in preschool. In middle school, students follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary curriculum. High school students sit Cambridge IGCSE exams (8-10 subjects) in Year 11 and Cambridge A-Levels (3-4 subjects) in Years 12-13.
Maximum class sizes are 25 for preschool, 28 for primary and 30 for secondary. Primary classes also include a full-time teaching assistant.
Students sit Cambridge IGCSE examinations in May/June and Cambridge A-Level examinations in their final year. The school is recognised as a leading international school in the Ashanti Region.
A-Level qualifications enable graduates to apply to universities worldwide, including institutions in the UK, US, Canada and across Africa.
The school promotes academic excellence through the Cambridge curriculum framework and enrichment activities.
The school follows the Round Square approach to holistic development, fostering creativity, confidence, engagement and responsibility in all students.
ICS welcomes children with disabilities and learning difficulties, creating individualised support plans for each student.
Dedicated EAL teachers support students who speak English as a second language, with personalised learning plans.
A nurturing campus environment with pastoral care for all students, with additional support for boarding students.
The school maintains safeguarding policies and provides a secure campus environment with supervised boarding facilities.
All applicants (except preschool) must complete a placement test and interview with the Head of School. Required documents include a completed application form, passport photo, birth certificate or passport copy, previous school reports, a testimonial, and (for high school) a transcript. Boarding applicants need a medical report. Preschool applicants need immunisation records.
Contact the school directly for information on any available scholarships or financial assistance.
If places are not immediately available, children are placed on a waiting list for one academic year. Families are notified by letter or email when a place becomes available.
Community 25, Tema, Greater Accra Region, Ghana. The campus is situated in a residential area of Tema with good transport links to central Accra.
Pre-Nursery (age 1) through Class XII / A-Level (age 18), covering early years, primary, lower secondary, IGCSE, and A-Level or CBSE Class XII.
Private, co-educational day and boarding school.
Diverse international student body with a significant proportion of Indian, Ghanaian and other West African nationalities, alongside students from various other countries.
The school provides support through qualified counsellors and pastoral care, particularly for boarding students. Specific learning support programmes are available on request.
India (Delhi Public School network) with Cambridge (UK) and IB (international) affiliations.
Non-denominational. The school welcomes students of all faiths and backgrounds.
Morning shift school. The academic year begins in April. The school day includes structured lessons, activity periods, and co-curricular sessions.
Yes. The school operates 22 GPS-tracked buses serving over 200 students across 19 routes in the Tema and Accra area.
The school offers hostel accommodation with pastoral care, supervised study hours, and recreational activities. Boarding facilities are available for students from primary age upward.
Yes. Students are required to wear a school uniform during regular school days.
The school canteen provides nutritious meals and beverages throughout the day. Boarding students receive full meal plans.
The school operates a house system to foster teamwork, healthy competition and school spirit among students.
Founded by Mr. Mukesh Thakwani, a renowned industrialist and philanthropist. The school is part of the Delhi Public School network and operates as a privately owned institution.
The school offers three internationally recognised curricula: Cambridge (Pre-Primary through A-Level), CBSE (the Indian national curriculum up to Class XII), and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. This multi-curriculum approach allows families to choose the pathway best suited to their child.
The school maintains manageable class sizes with a focus on individual attention. Typical class sizes are around 25 students.
Students sit Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations as well as CBSE board exams. The school was recognised as Innovative Educational Institution of the Year 2025 by the Ghana Business and Innovation Awards.
Graduates progress to universities worldwide, including institutions in India, the UK, the US, Canada and across Africa.
The school encourages academic excellence through competitions, olympiads and enrichment activities for high-achieving students.
The school employs qualified counsellors who support students' social and emotional development. Boarding students receive dedicated pastoral care.
Basic learning support is available. The school can provide some accommodations for students with mild learning needs.
EAL support is available for students who need to strengthen their English proficiency.
The school has a psychology and counselling department. Students have access to trained counsellors for personal and academic support.
The school maintains safeguarding policies including supervised boarding facilities, GPS-tracked transportation, and controlled campus access.
Admissions are open throughout the year. Parents can submit an enquiry form online through the school website. The academic year begins in April. Prospective families are encouraged to visit the campus and meet with the admissions team.
Sibling discounts and early payment incentives are available. Contact the school for details on any scholarship or financial aid programmes.
The school may operate a waitlist for popular grade levels. Contact the admissions office for availability.
Cecilia Agyei-Amoako Street, Daban, Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana. The campus is part of the wider Hilltop School complex.
Primary (from age 9) through Upper Sixth Form (age 19), covering Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level programmes.
Private, co-educational day and boarding school.
Primarily Ghanaian students with some international enrolment from the West Africa sub-region.
Contact the school for details on learning support provision.
United Kingdom (Cambridge Assessment International Education).
Non-denominational.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Weekends are closed for day students.
Contact the school for information on transportation services.
Boarding facilities are available on campus. Contact the school for details on boarding arrangements, accommodation and pastoral care.
Yes. Students are required to wear a school uniform.
Contact the school for details on catering and meal arrangements.
Contact the school for details on house or pastoral systems.
HIBS is part of the Hilltop School network, founded in 1997. The Executive Director and Board Chairman is Dr. Andrew Akwasi Oteng-Amoako. The school has over 120 staff members across the Hilltop group and serves over 1,100 students in total.
HIBS follows the British curriculum through Cambridge Assessment International Education. Students sit Cambridge IGCSE examinations and can progress to Cambridge A-Levels, which are internationally recognised for university entrance worldwide. The A-Level programme provides in-depth subject knowledge and academic skills.
Contact the school for details on class sizes and student-teacher ratios.
Students sit Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations. The school is a member of the Platinum League Schools and has received awards for education excellence.
Cambridge A-Level qualifications are accepted for university entry worldwide, including institutions in the UK, US, Canada and across Africa.
The school promotes academic excellence through the Cambridge curriculum and competitive education approach.
The school takes a holistic approach to education, aiming to develop well-rounded students.
Contact the school for information on SEN provision.
Contact the school for details on EAL support.
Pastoral support is provided for all students, with dedicated care for boarders.
The school maintains safeguarding policies and provides a supervised boarding environment.
The school admits students aged 9 to 19. Prospective families can contact the admissions office by phone or email. Visit the campus to learn more about the programmes and facilities.
Contact the school for details on any scholarship or financial aid opportunities.
Contact the school for information on availability and waiting lists.
