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In keeping with the latest trends in modern technology, this magnificent device, a 3d printer has been added to our stock of relevant technological equipment.

On the 14th of September, 2019, the Year 7 class of Galaxy International School had their class picnic at the school’s premises. It was a fun time which saw them enjoy games such as soccer, basketball and long tennis. They also filled bottles with sponges and had a great time eating yummy food with relish.

A section of our students working earnestly in preparation for the upcoming Robotics Inspired Science Education (RISE) competition to happen on Saturday, 28th September, 2019. ,

On September 21st, JHS2 students had a wonderful time together with their class teachers. They played a variety of games including soccer, long tennis, monopoly, bicycle riding and finally watched a movie. It was so much fun and as a result, they cannot wait for the next activity. ,

Our boys boarding students were at Lakeside Marina Park on August 31st, 2019 park for a mouth watery picnic. It was a joyful moment as students engaged in so many activities including field events like meters race, it takes two and so on and so forth. ,

With the understanding that extracurricular activities are key to the holistic development of learners, Galaxy International School has several clubs that are engaged in diverse activities targeted at enhancing the students’ skills orientation and developing their intellectual faculties while giving them opportunities for leisure and fun. One such clubs is the Mechatronic Club which is […]

Picnic! Picnic! Picnic! Our Year 6 students spent their weekend in a picnic with their teachers at the Legon Botanical Garden to enable them to interact with teachers and colleagues outside the classroom. And to refresh their minds ahead of our Saturday’s classes which starts on 28.09.2019. ,

It has been a long weekend and it was important to relax, catch some fun and release the stress accruing from the weeklong rigours of serious academic work. So Years 12 and 13 classes were at the Efua Sutherland Park to play paintball. It was what you would call ‘an educative sport’. ,

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