Aspire International School-Shaping -Great Minds- For Tomorrow.

Aspire international is a school of excellence and innovation preparing children  to face the dynamic and competitive world of adulthood, career and higher heights,great minds, transform hearts, and empower hands to impact the world leveraging on technology and innovation. The school currently cater for pupils at the pre-school, lower and upper primary. The school is located near the Pantang  Hospital in the Ga East Municipal Assembly of the Greater Accra Region. 

Mrs. Josephine Klu is the principal.

The mission of the school is “To establish an educational environment that enables our students to aspire and attain greatest height through broad-based, world-class curricula that promote critical thinking, inspire self-motivation, and embolden self-development through technology and innovation”.
The school has a modern computer lab that is accessible by all student.It is a equipped with 30 networked workstations with latest applications and internet connectivity.

Their vision is ''To be an international school of choice where Great Minds are Prepared, Hearts are Transformed, Excellence is Empowered and our students nurtured to become vibrant and passionate world changers through optimization of people, technology and environment''.

ADMISSIONS IN PROGRESS

''The direction in which education starts for a Child will determine his/her future in life." At Aspire school, children right from one year,are provided with quality Pre-school education sets to optimize it appropriately as they advance.

The school has subscribed to the online “Google Scholar”  library with high volumes of educational materials for all ages and stages of students including specific class materials as well as fictional and non-fictional material with appreciable emphasis on social studies.

A completed design  of a Modern Science Laboratory which will allow its students to validate the theory of science thought in the classroom environment will be complete soon. 

When we sit at the table, there is more going on than satisfying hunger. It is sad to think of those who eat simply to satisfy their hunger and who do not permit themselves to linger under the many spells offered by a good meal - the satisfaction of our hearts, our minds and our spirits.

There is a bus to convey students with assigned teachers from it environs and from long distance to the school.

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