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This is more than a curriculum; it is a mindset — one that values both knowledge and character, progress and purpose. It aligns beautifully with our school’s mission to develop well-rounded learners who are not only prepared for the next academic stage but are also kind, confident, and curious individuals. It is tailored towards the BECE and other international exams.

• Wellbeing supports the practice of healthy habits of body and mind to enhance the lives of teachers and learners.
• English develops the spoken and written communication skills that underpin all learning, enabling students to express themselves creatively. Choose an English option to support your school’s needs.
• Maths covers the interconnected learning that deepens understanding and problem-solving skills.

The science teacher of the school, Mr. Addisson Reyes-Tetteh, organised a science quiz for the Basic 7 students. It was very competitive and Ms. Millicent Effah was declared the winner, followed by Ebo Jason Davis and Diona Addison. The most promising science student award was received by Edna Toulassi.

As a token of appreciation, the school, teachers, the Parent/Teacher and students presented him with various gifts and a citation. The citation was presented to him by a former student of the school. Mr. Kitsikpui’s retirement marks the end of an era but also the beginning of a well-deserved rest, full of new adventures and cherished memories. His legacy of kindness and excellence continues to inspire current and future generations at Dieudonne International School.

In March 2025, the school celebrated Ghana Day to commemorate Independence Day. Students came in different traditional attire and celebrated the day with poetry recitations, art competitions, and games. A highlight of the day was a visit to the school by visitors from Tennessee Tech, College of Education and Human Science.

The visitors were warmly welcomed by the school’s staff and students. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as the school was celebrating Ghana Day. During their visit, the Tennessee Tech students participated in classroom activities, sharing their knowledge and learning from our students in teachers.

DIS recently celebrated our graduation under the theme “Educate to Elevate: Leaving a Legacy” Our theme, “Educate to Elevate: Leaving a Legacy,” reminds us of the true power of learning. Education is not just about memorizing facts or passing exams. It's about lifting ourselves and others — to new heights. It's about becoming better thinkers, kinder individuals, and more responsible global citizens.

The project aims to facilitate creating, developing, and gathering 1001 empowering stories from children in African countries. Some students in Dieudonne International School participated in the project, and Alexandra Awuku’s story Xiomara Agony, was adjudged as part of the best 3 in the JHS Category out of 479 entries.

As part of a whole-school approach, PSHE education develops the qualities and attributes pupils need to thrive as individuals, family members and members of society. PSHE is also taught across the curriculum. However, there is a need to give it more attention. PSHE helps children to connect and apply the knowledge and understanding they learn in all subjects to practical, real-life situations while helping them to feel safe and secure enough to fulfill their academic potential.

The study of Creative Arts develops emotional intelligence, confidence and resilience, discipline and commitment, communication skills, identity and belonging, creativity and problem-solving skills and coordination. Pupils of the school showcasing their work.