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Welcome to GISA

We awelcome you to a virtual visit of our school. The German International School Accra is one of 136 recognized schools abroad, which were established by the Federal Republic of Germany together with local school associations to promote the German language and culture abroad. As a "recognized German school abroad" in the network of German schools abroad, we offer our students a comprehensive range of educational opportunities from kindergarten to secondary school. The scho…

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Recognition for outstanding dedication

24 March 2025

As a thank-you and recognition for their outstanding dedication, the GISA Cup organizing team and the GISA football team were invited to a special football experience last Friday. Together, they attended the World Cup qualifier between Ghana and Chad. The atmosphere was electrifying - pure exciteme…

Eid Ul-Fitr on Mon, 31.03. and Tue, 01.04.2025 - no school

24 March 2025

The Ministry of Interior of Ghana has informed the public that Monday, 31.03.2025 and Tuesday, 01.04.2025 are public holidays. Both days are therefore free of school.

Newsletter 21.03.2025

21 March 2025

We look back fondly on the GISA Cup 2025 last Saturday. Here you will find a richly illustrated review and an atmospheric video. Excitement is in the air as rehearsals for our upcoming musical Hercules have officially begun! Although we have only just started, the energy and commitment of everyone…

Hercules, the musical!

19 March 2025

Excitement is in the air as rehearsals for our upcoming musical, Hercules, are officially underway! Though we’ve only just started, the energy and dedication from every team are already making this production feel special. Behind the scenes, different groups are hard at work bringing the show to l…

GISA Cup 2025: An International Football Festival Full of Passion and Fair Play

16 March 2025

The German International School Accra (GISA) hosted an extraordinary football tournament yesterday: the GISA Cup 2025. The event brought together 20 teams from 12 different nations, including Portugal, Ghana, Benin, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, France, Great Britain, Kenya, Italy, the USA, Germany…

Newsletter 14.03.2025

14 March 2025

This week was and remains sporty. On the one hand, we welcomed world boxing champion Freddy Kiwitt on Tuesday, and on the other, the fantastic Kids Edition of the GISA Cup took place on Wednesday. On March 15 from 8:30 AM, it’s time again for the GISA Cup! Join us for an electrifying to…

GISA-Cup Kids Edition

14 March 2025

On March 12, 2025, our GISA Cup Kids Edition took place – an exciting and fair tournament! Five schools with nine teams competed for victory. Congratulations to De Youngsters International School (Boys) and Brainy Bairn (Girls) for winning the tournament! Our GISA boys also made it to the podium, s…

Visit from boxing world champion Freddy Kiwitt

13 March 2025

Last Tuesday there was a nice surprise. We had a visit from Freddy “Prettyboy” Kiwitt, who has been world welterweight boxing champion since 2023. He was born in Liberia and grew up in Flensburg. For his next fight on March 29, in which he will defend his title, he has trained at the legendary “Bro…

Historic Milestone at GISA: First Scholarship Students Admitted through the Excellence Scholarship Initiative

11 March 2025

On March 10, 2025, the German International School Accra (GISA) celebrated a significant milestone: 13 new students, aged 8 to 13, were officially welcomed into the school community. They had successfully passed the selection process of the "Excellence Scholarship Initiative." This admission marks…

Children's carnival

28 February 2025

The children's carnival was celebrated on Friday with a mixture of “kölscher” music, children's songs and party music. The children presented their varied costumes. Thanks to the parents, the children enjoyed breakfast together to the full. “Upstairs, downstairs” then lured even the last seated chi…