Appolonia welcomes Golden Pride International School

Golden Pride International School has joined the growing list of social amenities offered at Appolonia, the mixed-use urban development near Accra. Golden Pride’s 2-hectare site will host around 2,000 students when completed. The school will employ around 200 teaching and non-teaching staff, with construction due to commence in August this year.

Speaking about plans for the Appolonia Campus, proprietor of Golden Pride International School, Philip Cobbinah, said, “Appolonia is Ghana’s urban future, and the move to establish a campus here is a step into that future. Golden Pride is a school which grooms students to become visionary leaders, and Appolonia is an ideal example of what we teach our students to work towards.”

The Golden Pride International School campus will offer both Ghanaian and British educational curricula, from pre-school to high school levels. The school’s modern facilities, which will include science and computer labs coupled with a variety of recreational facilities, will commence operation in September 2018.

“With a reputation for high quality learning, Golden Pride International School is fast becoming a household name in Ghana,” said Holger Adam, Country Head of Rendeavour, the developer of Appolonia. “The Appolonia campus will offer parents within Appolonia and neighboring communities an opportunity to provide their children quality education without compromise.”

About Golden Pride International School

Golden Pride International School was established in 2010 to provide quality education at an international standard to Ghanaians. Golden Pride currently operates a campus at Millennium City in Kasoa. The school is a highly respected for providing excellent education and raising students to achieve great heights in all pursuits of life.

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