As part of our international curriculum, students explore and celebrate all major festivals from around the world. It is part of exploring word cultures, being a global community and instilling open-mindedness among the...
Nursery pupils took a trip to Palace Supermarket to meet the people who help us. The hands-on visit along with a tasty sample or two, provided fun, lasting memories. The trip was part of their unit of inquiry “H...
“The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.” ― Masanobu Fukuoka, The One-Straw RevolutionARIS Primary Pupils celebrated Farmers Day, they all...
The Student Representative Council (SRC) works in partnership with the ARIS administration, staff and parents for the benefit of the whole school community. Based on carefully laid foundations of mutual respect and trust...
PLease support the ARIS students who are performing in the International Players Theater, Snow Queen.
Mustapha Hamoui is an ARIS daddy, a businessman, a web developer and an occasional blogger. He challenged the kids to program their sprite in scratch to draw a shape. He proposed drawing a square and then going further a...
ARIS PSA hosted the Ghana Red Cross Parents First Aid Training. The participants gathered in the Secondary MPH for their 8 hour training. At home, parents face unknown and possibly hazardous situations daily, and they c...
We've selected Karin Littlewood to visit us from the organisation Authors Abroad. She is an Illustrator and will be at our school on March 20 & 21 to do story telling and illustrating workshops with both campuse...
ARIS is committed to making better choices about how we use energy. Students are raising awareness about the environmental and economic impacts. ,
The Year 11 trip to Ashesi University proved to be beneficial. The students gained insight onwhat university life is like. The students met and interacted with Ashesi students who are currently pursuing their chosen care...
Every Friday afternoon, the ARIS Cooking Club gets our taste-buds tingling! This week the Chefs made Crêpes, smothered with Nutella. Another simple, delicious cooking club success!
Sharing values and cultural traditions are important because they bring stories and goals from one generation to the next. Cultural identity Sharing values and cultural traditions are important because they bring st...
Reception pupils are growing plants. The children brought in their beans and seeds to germinate. Before the planting activity started the kids used table groups to count the lentils they had. They extended their range of...
“What are men to rocks and mountains?” ― Jane Austen, Pride and PrejudiceOur earth is a beauty to behold, forget its age or frailty, take a moment to observe, discover and appreciate the little things that ma...
After bow making, clay modeling and table etiquette's the Hindi Life Style Club learned how to stuff and stitch soft toys. The adorable hanging ornaments will liven up any room in the house.