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Academics

Five carefully structured levels, one continuous journey: from a child's first steps in our Creche to excellent BECE results in Junior High School.

Our Approach

One School, One Standard of Excellence

Every level of the school follows Ghana's GES Standards-Based Curriculum, taught by qualified teachers in deliberately small classes. As pupils move up, expectations rise with them, so that by Junior High School they are fully prepared for the BECE and for the senior high schools of their choice.

Creche pupils at PGFSC

Ages 1 to 2

Creche

A warm, safe first environment where our youngest children are cared for, stimulated, and loved while parents are at work.

Curriculum

Our Creche follows an early stimulation programme focused on sensory play, language exposure, motor development, and secure attachment. Caregivers follow a gentle daily rhythm of play, feeding, rest, and one-on-one attention.

Subjects

  • Sensory and Messy Play
  • Songs, Rhymes, and Storytime
  • Gross and Fine Motor Play
  • Social Play and Sharing

Learning Approach

Learning happens through guided play in a home-like setting. Each child has a dedicated caregiver group, and daily routines build security, trust, and early communication.

Assessment

There are no tests at this level. Caregivers keep simple developmental observation records and share progress with parents at pick-up and through termly milestone updates.

Activities

  • Water and sand play
  • Music and movement
  • Outdoor supervised play
  • Nap and quiet time
Nursery pupils at PGFSC

Ages 2 to 4

Nursery

Purposeful play that builds early language, numeracy, and independence in a joyful classroom.

Curriculum

The Nursery programme follows Ghana's early childhood framework, developing pre-reading, pre-writing, and pre-number skills through structured play, circle time, and hands-on activity corners.

Subjects

  • Language and Literacy Readiness
  • Numeracy Readiness
  • Environmental Awareness
  • Creative Arts and Music
  • Physical Development

Learning Approach

Short, varied, teacher-guided sessions mixed with free-choice activity centres. Children learn letters, sounds, counting, colours, and shapes through songs, games, and stories.

Assessment

Continuous observation against early learning milestones, with a simple termly progress report and a parent-teacher conversation each term.

Activities

  • Show and tell
  • Rhymes and storytelling
  • Art and craft
  • Sand, water, and block play
Kindergarten pupils at PGFSC

Ages 4 to 6 (KG 1 and KG 2)

Kindergarten

The official start of the basic school journey, building strong reading, writing, and number foundations.

Curriculum

We follow the GES Standards-Based Curriculum for Kindergarten, which integrates learning around themes drawn from the child's world. Phonics-based literacy and hands-on numeracy prepare children thoroughly for Primary 1.

Subjects

  • Language and Literacy (English)
  • Numeracy
  • Our World, Our People
  • Creative Arts
  • Physical Education
  • Religious and Moral Education

Learning Approach

Thematic, play-based teaching with daily phonics, guided reading, and practical mathematics using real objects. Children begin writing simple sentences and solving simple problems.

Assessment

Continuous assessment through classwork, oral work, and observation, with termly reports that show progress against curriculum indicators.

Activities

  • Phonics and reading clubs
  • Number games
  • Cultural dance and music
  • Sports and games
Primary School pupils at PGFSC

Ages 6 to 12 (Basic 1 to Basic 6)

Primary School

Six years of rigorous, caring teaching that builds mastery in literacy, numeracy, science, and character.

Curriculum

The Primary School follows the GES Standards-Based Curriculum from Basic 1 to Basic 6. Core learning areas are taught to mastery, with regular exercises, projects, and practical work, and pupils sit internal end-of-term examinations.

Subjects

  • English Language
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Our World, Our People
  • Religious and Moral Education
  • Ghanaian Language (Fante)
  • Computing (ICT)
  • Creative Arts
  • Physical Education
  • French (introductory)

Learning Approach

Structured lessons with clear objectives, differentiated support, and regular homework. Small class sizes allow teachers to track every pupil, re-teach where needed, and stretch high achievers.

Assessment

Continuous assessment (class exercises, homework, projects) combined with mid-term tests and end-of-term examinations. Detailed report cards go home each term with teacher comments.

Activities

  • Reading and debate clubs
  • STEM and ICT club
  • Inter-house sports
  • Educational excursions
  • Music, drama, and cultural troupe
Junior High School pupils at PGFSC

Ages 12 to 15 (Basic 7 to Basic 9)

Junior High School

Focused preparation for the BECE and for life, combining academic depth with leadership and career guidance.

Curriculum

The Junior High School follows the GES Common Core Programme for Basic 7 to Basic 9, culminating in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Teaching emphasises examination technique, critical thinking, and consistent revision.

Subjects

  • English Language
  • Mathematics
  • Integrated Science
  • Social Studies
  • Religious and Moral Education
  • Ghanaian Language (Fante)
  • Computing (ICT)
  • Career Technology
  • Creative Arts and Design
  • French

Learning Approach

Subject-specialist teachers, weekly assessments, supervised prep, and targeted BECE revision from Basic 8 onwards, including mock examinations under full exam conditions.

Assessment

Continuous assessment feeding into the school-based assessment component of the BECE, plus mid-term tests, end-of-term examinations, and two full BECE mock examinations in Basic 9.

Activities

  • Debate and quiz teams
  • STEM club and science fairs
  • Prefectship and leadership training
  • Career guidance and counselling
  • Sports teams and athletics

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