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Our Amazing Achievers
Dominating the Sprint Events
At the 2024 edition of the Ghana International Schools Sports and Arts Festival, Adom emerged as the fastest man, cementing his status as the festival’s sprint king. He claimed gold in the 100m with an impressive time of 10.5 seconds — his national breakthrough — and also dominated the 200m. He further led his AIS teammates to victory in the 4x100m relay, contributing to a clean sweep of the sprint titles.
Association International School (AIS) Athletics Team delivered a standout performance at the Ghana International Schools Sports and Arts Festival (often called the Ghana Interschools Festival), particularly in the track and field events held at the Borteyman Sports Complex. Led by head boy and sprint sensation Adom Yeboah, the team’s explosive speed in the sprints and relay events highlighted their depth, teamwork, and competitive edge among participating international and local schools.
Our amazing students impressed the judges and audience alike with their outstanding speeches, vibrant traditional Chinese costumes, and graceful cultural programs. Their hardwork, creativity, and passion for language and cultural exchange truly stood out on stage at the Confucius Institute Students Association at the Univerity of Ghana. We are so proud of the team for representing AIS and for taking the 2nd position with such confidence, elegance, and global spirit.
Out of over 1,100 applicants, PassThePlate has been named a 2025 winner of the International Baccalaureate’s Global Youth Action Fund! The CAS project of some of our students, which addresses SDG 2: Zero Hunger, has been awarded $3,000 in funding and was welcomed into the inspiring GYAF alumni network.
Kwabena Okyere Boakye, AIS Class of 2025 valedictorian, has achieved an outstanding 40-point score in the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) examinations.
A 40/45 is a truly elite result, well above the global average and reflects exceptional dedication, academic rigor, and the strong support of the AIS community. Being named valedictorian on top of that is an incredible capstone to his high school journey.
This kind of achievement opens doors to top universities worldwide and sets a shining example for his peers. Huge congratulations to Kwabena, his teachers, family, and the entire AIS Ghana community!
This kind of achievement opens doors to top universities worldwide and sets a shining example for his peers. Huge congratulations to Kwabena, his teachers, family, and the entire AIS Ghana community!
Josephine Agumya and Samira Houdrouge, have each achieved an outstanding score of 49 in the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) Examination in May 2025! This exceptional score highlights their consistent excellence across subjects, the Personal Project, and Approaches to Learning skills. It is a testament to their dedication, perseverance, and the rigorous yet supportive academic environment at Association International School (AIS) Ghana.These results place them among the top MYP performers and demonstrate the strength of AIS’s IB programme in preparing students for future success in the Diploma Programme and beyond.Huge congratulations to Samira and Josephine, their proud families, teachers, and the entire AIS community!
Well done! Keep shining!
The CAS project “The Red Strokes Foundation” has been selected as a winner of the prestigious 2026 IB Global Youth Action Fund (GYAF). This outstanding achievement, from among hundreds of applications worldwide, is a powerful testament to the creativity, passion, hard work, and commitment of these students to driving meaningful change in their communities. A huge thank you to the International Baccalaureate and the IB Festival of Hope for believing in our students and supporting youth-led action!
We are delighted to announce that our CAS project, “The Water Project”, has been selected as a winner of the prestigious 2026 IB Global Youth Action Fund (GYAF)! This remarkable achievement stands out among hundreds of applications from around the world. It beautifully reflects the creativity, dedication, and passion of our students who are committed to solving real water challenges and creating lasting impact in their communities. A heartfelt thank you to the International Baccalaureate and the IB Festival of Hope for believing in our young changemakers and supporting meaningful, youth-led initiatives!