+233 26 150 4477|staravenueschool@gmail.com|Monday – Friday, 7:00am – 3:00pm
About us
Everything is on a single site in Kokomlemle — which means a child moves from Creche to Basic 9 without ever changing school, and a parent with three children makes one drop-off.
What is here
Ask to see any of them on a tour, on an ordinary working day, without notice.
01
Thirty-four workstations — one per pupil for every Computing lesson from Basic 4.
Upgraded in January 2026 so that no pupil has to share a machine. Every pupil from Basic 4 has their own login on a filtered network, and password practice is taught as a topic in the first week of Basic 4.
02
A working laboratory where Integrated Science is taught with apparatus, not diagrams.
Opened in 2023. Junior High pupils have a practical every week from Basic 7, and Upper Primary shares the laboratory for one practical a fortnight. Bench space for twenty-five, with gas, water and a fume cupboard.
03
Levelled readers for guided reading, plus a Ghanaian fiction collection.
Books are organised by reading level rather than by age, so a child always takes home something they can actually read. The PTA library appeal is currently raising funds to double the collection.
04
A full-size astroturf pitch, a short walk from school, for PE, football and sports day.
The school does not have a field of its own — the site is compact and every square metre of it is classroom, courtyard or playground. Instead we hire a full-size astroturf pitch nearby for PE, football fixtures and the annual inter-house sports day, and the children walk down to it together.
05
A separate, enclosed play area for Creche, Nursery and Kindergarten.
Fenced and gated, with soft ground covering under every climbing frame, shaded throughout, and never shared with the older sections. Staff supervise at a ratio of one adult to eight children.
06
A registered nurse on site every school day, with two beds and a treatment room.
The school nurse holds every child's health record, immunisation history and allergy list, administers prescribed medication with written parental consent, and calls parents for anything beyond a scrape.
07
A cooked Ghanaian lunch, prepared on site every day and included in the fees.
Jollof, waakye, banku and okro stew, rice and stew, kenkey — on a published four-week menu, with fruit daily. Kitchen staff hold food handlers' certificates and the kitchen is inspected termly.
08
Seats the whole Junior High section, and hosts PTA meetings and the inter-house quiz.
Used for wet-weather assembly, examinations, the inter-house quiz, PTA general meetings, and rehearsals for speech and prize-giving day.
09
A nap room, a changing room and a quiet play space for the youngest children.
Purpose-fitted for children from twelve months: low cots, a changing station, a milk fridge, and low shelving so that a one-year-old can reach their own toys. One carer to every five children.
The site
The campus runs on mains power with a standby generator, and on mains water with a mechanised borehole. Lessons do not stop for a power cut, and the taps do not run dry.
Eight albums of the school’s own photographs, term by term.
Admissions
Tours run Tuesday and Thursday mornings in term time, with classes in session. Nothing is tidied up beforehand.
Prefer to talk first? Call or WhatsApp +233 26 150 4477 — the admissions office answers from 7:00am to 4:00pm.
