As part of our Global School Partnership programme for this year,  two teachers from Baltsound Junior High School (UK) will be visiting Headlines Educational Centre on Tuesday as the whole school reopens. There are several activites that have been outlined as part of their visit. Parents are therefore encouraged to participate in this programme.

Connecting Classroom is a programme designed by British council to help you people learn about global themes and become responsible global citizens, as well as give them the skills to work in a worldwide economy. As part of this programme teachers and students have had opportunities to travel to Shetland Island since 2010. Two teachers and a pupil have traveled to visit our partner school in Shetland Island- UK.

Headlines Educational Centre is excited to embark on a promising educational partnership with an institution in Changsha, China. This upcoming collaboration aims to provide our students with opportunities for cultural exchange, academic growth, and specialized training in areas that align with both Ghanaian and Chinese educational strengths. By establishing this partnership, we look forward to creating a bridge between our students and global learning experiences, fostering new skills, perspectives, and lifelong connections that will prepare them for success on an international scale.

The Games are overseen by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF),Indians hosted the games because they had never hosted the games and also voters were to complaints that wealthy countries are picked too often this made New  Delhi capital of India win forty –six votes to the votes  kick out Hamilton Australia which had 22.

Badminton, table tennis and weightlifting are among the disciplines Ghana is participating in Ignatius Graisah, Nana Kofi Sam, Emmanuel Appiah Kubi,Nathan KPEGAH, Laryea Akrong Allah, Heptathlete Margaret Simpson, Elizabeth Amelefo, Beatrice Gyam, Janet Amponsah, Anifa Sefakor, Linda Benin and Rosina Amenebede are athletes  competing for Ghana.