This blog is meant for schools in Europe and Ghana who are in partnership with the aim of creating awareness of Global Dimensions such as Sustainable Development, Diversity, Social Justice, Interdependence, Human Rights, Values and Perceptions, Conflict Resolution and Citizenship.
JOY STANDARD COLLEGE (GHANA) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
MOUNT TEMPLE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL, IRELAND
22 STUDENTS FROM MT. TEMPLE SCHOOL VISITING JOY STANDARD SCHOOLS IN KUMASI-ATONSU, GHANA.
February, 2011 Joy Standard Schools will host 22 students from Mt. Temple Comprehensive School, Ireland. Our students will learn and share ideas with students from Mt. Temple School.Students in both schools have started exchanging letters to learn together as well as profiles.
EQUITY
BASED PARTNERSHIP
We hope to increase our students awareness of the global dimensions. This programme will equip our students to be creative minded, have thinking ability, increase creditably well in academics, have good moral conduct, have friends across the world, share ideas with friends, increase their good human relation
Message for Parents
Parents are advised to bring their wards to JOY STANDARD SCHOOLS to experience the importance of this partnership programme. There are a lot of Prizes/benefits for our students.
Time With Louise, Laura and Susan in Joy Standard School
The above three ladies from Mount Temple Comprehensive School, Ireland visited Joy Standard School, Ghana on 8th August, 2010 and left us on the 13th August, 2010.
It was agreed to be in partnership which will create students awareness of global dimensions. Teachers and students will be having reciprocal visit to be exposed to new life in other countries. Students will be exchanging letters, gifts, daily diaries, cards, designs, posters, that depicts their culture.
PROJECT TITLE: Sharing Learning Experience
CURRENT ACTIVITY: Preparation of Students Profiles to be exchanged (September/October, 2010)
Joy Standard College students (26) have completed their profile today 15th October, 2010. It is under developed. James is now trying to upload their pictures on this blog. They will be sorted Monday, 18, 2010 for posting by Tuesday.
Some Students who have completed their profile
VISIT: In February, 2011 Mount Temple Comprehensive School will be visiting Joy Standard School with 22 students. We hope to hold a very big durbar for their welcome.
2. JOY STANDARD COLLEGE / J.H.S (GHANA) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
THE BLANDFORD SCHOOL (UNITED KINGDOM)
Welcome to The Blandford School. The school is an exciting place for us all to be at present. OFSTED in January 2008 rated us as a "GOOD" with the capacity and ambition to become "Outstanding"; the next phase of our 15 million pounds building project has commenced.
Greetings from Joy Standard Schools to Mr. Sally Wilson, the Headteacher of The Blandford School.
Dear families,
I am here to talk about the benefits the student will get from this school partnership programme.
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The Blandford School in the UK and Joy Standard School in Ghana have been given a grant to support their reciprocal visit. It has been agreed that Teachers from Joy Standard School do the first visit for a week. The Matron/Director, Mrs.Christina Donkor and Ackon Kwame James (coordinator) will be embarking on the first visit. Davidson Emma and Mabbort will do the return visit to Joy Standard School in June, 2011.
Deputy Head teacher of The Blandford School and the wife, Hanni
Welcome to The Blandford School. The school is an exciting place for us all to be at present. OFSTED in January 2008 rated us as a "GOOD" with the capacity and ambition to become "Outstanding"; the next phase of our 15 million pounds building project has commenced.
Peruse of our prospectus, sixth form prospectus, Option Booklets and OFSTED Reports all of which reflect a school proud of our resources to date, proud of our students and our staff who work "tirelessly to promote students" well being.
Greetings from Joy Standard Schools to Mr. Sally Wilson, the Headteacher of The Blandford School.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF JOY STANDARD SCHOOLS
Mr. Stephen Donkor
Dear families,We all want our children to grow up to be what the Lord has designated them to be. At Joy Standard Schools, our mission to produce leaders with the fear of God in their hearts ready to thrive in a rapidly changing world. I invite you to continue visiting our website and ultimately partnering with us in the development and nurturing of your wards as they begin or continue their exciting Pre-school, Basic, Junior and Senior High School at Joy Standard Schools. With Joy Standard School, the future of your ward(s) is well assured.
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Dear Guest,
I am here to talk about the benefits the student will get from this school partnership programme. BENEFITS TO STUDENTS
* It create awareness of global dimensions, which promote advancement in academics both foreign and local.
*Students will be visiting the United Kingdom to experience different learning environment and to know how it is to be in different country.
* Students will have pals (friends) in the United Kingdom who will learn with you about the subjects in Ghana and in UK.
* The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized every year by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). A student take home a prize of US$ 2,000 with a fully paid trip for the winner and a chaperone to the Tunza International Children’s Conference. The winner will also receive a plaque and supplementary prizes. You can do paint work on A4 or A3 paper and submit to the Coordinator. Date of announcing the winners is 15th April, 2011. 5 winners will be awarded.
A picture showing pupils / students of Joy Standard School witnessing the Welcome Durbar of our their partner school from the Ireland
Picture of Joy Standard Primary and Junior High School Students
(Deeper Life Church Auditorium in school premises)
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