Empowering Voices: Embracing Multilingualism at TIS Primary School

Preamble In the bustling hallways of our school, a world of languages thrives alongside the daily learning and teaching. English, our primary language of instruction, serves as the common ground for communication. However, our curriculum extends beyond English, embracing French, Mandarin, and even sign language as additional avenues of expression. Yet, our commitment to linguistic…

CAS Experience – Essay Competition, 2024

Engaging in the Immerse Essay Writing Competition has been a truly enriching experience. Immerse Education has provided me with a platform to delve into intellectually stimulating activities, fostering a profound love for learning and encouraging exploration beyond the confines of the traditional classroom setting. Throughout the competition, I deepened my understanding of fundamental concepts in…

Reflections of the 2024 TIS Athletics Championship

This year’s Athletics Carnival was held on 27 January 2024. It engaged students across several year groups as they competed in several track and field events. The field events were held on Friday, 26 January after school, whilst the track events were held the next day. All Colours presented the best of their athletes for…

Equity and Inclusion @ TIS Primary School

At TIS Primary School, inclusion is not just a value we uphold but a foundation on which our educational community thrives. Inclusiveness lies at the heart of our commitment to nurturing well-rounded, globally-minded students. In our diverse and dynamic environment, we celebrate differences and foster a culture of respect, understanding, and collaboration. At our school,…

TIS Tops All @ GISMUN Conference 2023    

Tema International School was invited to participate in the annual Ghana Model United Nations Conference hosted by Ghana International School, and we CONQUERED! The TIS delegates stood tall during the 2023 GISMUN conference attended by 13 schools. Thus becoming the toast of the conference. Below are excerpts of the TIS Experience at the conference  …

SaniFlush CAS Project

For our CAS project, my group members wanted to solve a problem around our community since most people do not live in very good conditions. During our search, we found a school called Ashaiman No.2 JHS. They lacked clean and safe washroom facilities, making it difficult for students to attend school regularly, as they were…

CAS & DoEIA Orientation Camp Reflections

I noticed at the camp our rich natural reserves and a lot of insects around. I learnt how to manage my resources. I managed to sleep in a tiny and hot space. Now I know how to kayak and abseil. Capsizing was my best moment. Despite my fear of water, I enjoyed myself while participating in…

Red & Proud CAS project: Investigation Stage

Red and  Proud!  A female’s body is fragile, and unfortunately, not all women have the privilege of understanding their bodies. Some societies often treat it as something mysterious or forbidden. However, joining the Ghana Girl’s Guide Association alongside Senam Dzakpatsu, Ashley Asante, and Alicia Asante from SOS HGIC, Kendall Codjoe, and myself (G11) from Tema International…