Greenfield pupils raising their hands to answer a question in class

Kindergarten to JHS 3 · Osu, Accra

A school where curiosity is the first subject.

We teach the Ghana Education Service curriculum in classes small enough that a teacher knows how every child is getting on — not just how the class is getting on.

18Average class size

Slide 1 of 3: A school where curiosity is the first subject.

Who we are

A basic school small enough to know every child by name.

Greenfield Academy has taught the Ghana Education Service curriculum in Osu since 2004. We take children from Kindergarten 1 through to the BECE, and we keep classes at eighteen so a teacher can tell you how your child is actually getting on.

Every mark, register and report is recorded against one record per learner, and families can read it the same day rather than waiting for the terminal report.

Read about admissions
A pupil smiling on the school steps with her workbook
Established
2004
Learners
640
Teachers
48

Academics

Three stages, one continuous record.

A child who joins us in Kindergarten leaves with eleven years of marks, reports and teacher comments attached to the same file.

01

Kindergarten

KG 1 – KG 2 · Ages 4 – 5

Children arrive able to hold a pencil and leave able to hold a conversation about what they have read.

  • Play-led numeracy and phonics
  • Two teachers in every classroom
  • Daily outdoor learning
02

Primary

Primary 1 – 6 · Ages 6 – 11

The six years where reading, number sense and study habits are either built properly or patched up later.

  • GES curriculum, taught in full
  • Twi and Ga from Primary 1
  • Weekly library and swimming
03

Junior High

JHS 1 – 3 · Ages 12 – 15

Three years aimed squarely at the BECE, and at the senior high school placement that follows it.

  • BECE preparation from JHS 1
  • Science laboratory and computer lab
  • Termly guidance on SHS choices

Student life

What the rest of the timetable looks like.

The mural painted by pupils along the assembly ground

Creative arts

The courtyard mural

Designed and painted by upper primary and JHS pupils over one term. It stays on the assembly wall.

21clubs and teams, from coding to the drumming ensemble

“I can see the mark and the teacher's comment the evening it is given, instead of waiting for the terminal report to tell me something I could have fixed in week three.”

Abena MensahParent, Primary 4 and JHS 1
A pupil carrying her folder across the courtyard

On the timetable

  • Twi and Ga from Primary 1
  • Creative arts, weekly
  • Swimming and athletics
  • Coding club, JHS 1–3
A pupil painting in the creative arts studioCreative arts studio

News and events

From the school office.

2026 / 2027 intake

Applications are closed at the moment.

Applying is free. Most families finish the form in about twenty minutes, and you can save it and come back.

  1. 01
    Create an applicant accountOne account for the whole family. You can add a second child later without starting again.
  2. 02
    Fill in the application formYour child's details, the year group you are applying for, and the school they are coming from.
  3. 03
    Upload the required documentsBirth certificate, the last two terminal reports, and a passport photograph. Photos of the originals are fine.
  4. 04
    Visit, then read the decisionWe invite shortlisted families to a campus morning, then publish the decision to the same account.

Visit us

Come and see a normal school day.

We do not stage anything for visitors. Come between 9am and 11am on a school day, walk the block, and sit in on a lesson.