Wassa Dunkwa · Western Region

A school where every child is known, challenged, and cherished.

To provide a rigorous, values-driven education that develops the intellectual, social, emotional and spiritual potential of every child in a safe, inclusive and stimulating environment.

Apply for a place Inquire Now Admissions conversations are open for the coming term.

Go straight to what you need.

Three doors into the school day — for the families already with us, the pupils in our care, and the colleagues who teach them.

Parents helping a pupil with a school bag in the courtyard
Current parents

Families

Term dates, fees guidance, safeguarding, and a direct line to the office.

  • Term calendar and collection times
  • Fee enquiries: school office
  • Safeguarding lead: Aunty Patience
Parent notices
Pupils in class, one child raising a hand
Students

Pupils

A calm place to find the week’s rhythm, clubs, and who to ask for help.

  • Today’s timetable and clubs
  • Library and reading corner
  • Who to talk to if something feels wrong
Student corner
A teacher reading with two pupils
Faculty

Staff

Schemes, duty rotas, and the shared standard we hold in every classroom.

  • Staff portal and planning room
  • Safeguarding briefing
  • Professional learning this term
Staff sign-in
Portrait of Aunty Vida, Head of School
Aunty VidaHead of School
A note from the Head

Welcome to Appivida Royal School.

“We are delighted to welcome you and your child. Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions a family makes, and we are honoured that you have entrusted us with your child’s education.”

Our vision is to be a leading centre of academic excellence and character formation that produces confident, ethical and globally competitive leaders. Together, we nurture excellence, integrity and leadership in every child.

ExcellenceIntegrityLeadershipRespectCompassion

A small school, held to a high standard.

Character and academic care, side by side. Figures below are layout samples — replace them with confirmed school data before publishing.

Known by name Every child has a class teacher who knows their work, their temperament, and the adult who collects them.
1:18Illustrative pupil-to-teacher ratio, so questions can actually be answered.
96%Illustrative completion rate into the next class, pending official figures.
5Core values lived daily: excellence, integrity, leadership, respect, compassion.

Community highlight: families from Wassa Dunkwa and the wider Amenfi West area, with after-hours cover through the Head of School.

Academics

A rigorous day, taught with care.

Literacy, numeracy, and social studies sit beside character formation. Classes stay small enough for a teacher to notice who is quiet and who is ready for more.

Early years and lower primaryLanguage, number, play, and the habits of a classroom.
Upper primaryEnglish, mathematics, science, social studies, creative arts, and Ghanaian language.
Character and citizenshipExcellence, integrity, leadership, respect, and compassion, practised rather than only posted.

How a week feels

Sample rhythm for the layout, not a published timetable.

MorningAssembly, literacy, and mathematics while attention is fresh.
MiddayInquiry, social studies, and time outside.
AfternoonReading, clubs, and a calm close with the class teacher.

Ask about a place

Admissions

Begin with a conversation.

Tell the office the age of your child. We will confirm the next step, a visit, and what to bring.

  1. Call or send an enquiry with your child’s age.
  2. Walk the grounds with the Head of School.
  3. Complete the place form and safeguarding details.

Office hours

School office · +233 501 872 708

Head of School · Aunty Vida · 020 802 1508

Designated Safeguarding Lead · Aunty Patience · 024 764 6961

All contact details

Coming up

A short look at the weeks ahead. Dates are sample entries for the layout.

Oct12

Open morning for new families

8:30 – 11:00 · School grounds, Wassa Dunkwa
Oct24

Reading afternoon

Pupils share a story with a visiting family member
Nov06

Staff safeguarding briefing

Led by Aunty Patience, Designated Safeguarding Lead

From the school

Recent notes from classrooms and the office.

A calm start to the term

Classrooms settled, registers complete, and the reading corner open again after break.

Grounds ready for visitors

Families considering Appivida are invited to book a walk around with the Head.

Teachers planning together

Schemes of learning reviewed so every class meets the same standard of care.