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Age and Grade Levels

Diverse Learning Groups

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Class Groups

Dolphins:  0 to 2 years (Nursery)

Orcas: 2 to 3years (Pre-K)

Sharks:  4 to 5 years (Pre-primary)

Penguins: 6 to 14 years (Grade 1-9) 

Unlike most schools where children are assigned a class based on their ages, we encourage collaborative learning where we classify and enrol children of different ages in the same learning group (class) based on their academic and socioemotional competence adn not based on their age. For instance,  a 5 year old can be enrolled in a Grade 1 or 2 class group if he or she displays competences in the intelligence milestones we set for the child during accessment and enrolment.  This collaborative and competency approach encourages bright and gifted children to stay competitively and continuously challenged throughout school and more importantly to inspire struggling students to work hard and aspire to reach their fullest potential . 

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Nursery & Playgroup

Our Nursery and Playgroup is ideal for children under 2 to encourage and nurture their creativity and curiosity as our youngest learners. Play is the most natural and motivating way for children to learn. 

We use Play, including reading,  storytelling, sensory activities, and outdoor activities are encouraged throughout this group's activities to enrich their explorative learning  by offering suitable materials, opportunities, and environments and to observe children's skills, interests, social interactions and peer relationships. Our play-based learning areas are clean, well-lit, carperted and with a strict "no shoe policy" which keeps our learners safe and healthy. Our enrolment is all year round for nursery.

We accept toddlers from 6 months to 12 months. Our Nursery pedagogy is based on the HEI Finnish model of early education as well as our Founders' innovative educational philosophy and approach.

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Preschool

Introducing our parents and learners to Finland's high-quality early childhood education as the first of its kind in Ghana, our Preschool provide outstanding facilities and excellent teachers who are both knowledgable, caring and passionate, including big, well-lit, well-equipped classrooms and speciality sports music, and art facilities. There is ample room inside and outside the school for children to learn and play safely, with separate play spaces for different age groups. We strive to establish a stimulating and compassionate atmosphere in which all students can achieve their full potential and, as a result, improve their skills and competence in all aspects of life. We do not compromise on teaching all our students to have both character and academic excellence with our intelligent teachers who understands that every child is a

Genius waiting to be discovered. Our enrolment is all year round for preschool. 

Our preschool curriculum is specially designed to offer a play-based learning approach which develops the whole child --based on the British EYFS and Finnish HEI curricula. 

Grade 1-9

Our Primary & Junior school classrooms comprise small class group sizes of less than 20, which keeps learners engaged and help them develop a lifelong perspective on learning. We have weekly quizzes, games and inquiry-based projects, interactive virtual learning and more. In addition, our 21st century

INNOVATIVE LEARNING approach at The WIT School sets learners up with a solid foundation for their future study both locally and internationally, regardless of the school or curriculum they transition to.

Our Junior school section caters for students between 6 and 14 years of age. Our curriculum contains eight subjects, including Philosophy, Languages and Cultural competence, with an intensive ESL program for international non-English speaking students.

We also have a wide range of co-curricular and academic enrichment programs during weekends and vacations. Enrolment is opened in the August of each academic year.

We offer a fun and challenging innovative curriculum based on British, Finnish and GES Curricula approach.

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