British Curriculum International Schools in Ghana

British-curriculum international schools in Ghana typically deliver programmes based on the English National Curriculum and internationally recognised UK examination routes such as Cambridge IGCSEs and A-Levels or Pearson qualifications, often starting with a British-style Early Years/Foundation stage. Lessons are taught in English; most schools also teach French and may offer Ghanaian languages or lessons that reflect national language policy, but the classroom language is usually English. Fees vary widely by school and level - expect anything from low-four-thousands of US dollars a year at more modest international or bilingual schools up to mid-five-figure annual tuition at premium day schools, with boarding and extras adding further cost - and invoices are commonly issued termly in Ghana cedis at the prevailing exchange rate. Admissions mostly follow a northern-hemisphere calendar with a main intake in August/September, schools commonly require prior records and an assessment, and families should budget additionally for registration charges, uniforms, transport and external exam fees when relocating.