In Takoradi, Ghana, a fishing village located on the West Coast of Africa, parents of students face difficulties in supporting their families amid challenging conditions. The school caters to children from preschool to grade 9 and also offers daycare for toddlers. After completing 9th grade and passing a placement exam, students proceed to government-sponsored dormitory schools for grades 10 through 12. The school features a lunchroom, study room, and an ICT-computer room, with over 500 enrolled students and 13 teachers.

 

Future construction plans aim to establish a training and employment center that will equip students essential learning tools and a professional network for internships and job opportunities post-graduation, as well as pathways to higher education.