Education
is treasure.
All Saints Montessori School is a nursery, kindergarten and primary school in Ghana, founded in 2023. We follow Ghana's Standards-Based Curriculum, assess every learner continuously through the term, and send each family a full report card at the end of it.
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Moments worth the spotlight
Education
is treasure.
It's written on our crest, and it's how we treat every learner's time with us — from their first day in Nursery 1 to the end of Primary 4.
Handwriting practice in one of our pre-school classes.
Every class is named after a saint — Nursery 1 is St Anthony, Nursery 2 St Ruth, KG 1 John, KG 2 George, and Primary 1 to 4 Mary, James, Monica and Simon.
Learners are assessed all term, not just at the end: project work counts for 20%, class tests 30% and the end-of-term exam 50%.
Career Week takes learners to the police station and to meet soldiers, in costume. Cultural Day brings out the smocks, kente and drums.
“Education is treasure.”
— the All Saints motto, since 2023
Standards-based learning
that measures what matters.
All Saints follows Ghana's Standards-Based Curriculum (SBC) from Nursery 1 to Primary 4, with continuous assessment through every term.
Continuous Assessment
Project work 20%, class tests 30%, end-of-term exam 50% — learners are assessed all term, not just at the end.
A Report Card Every Term
Each learner's position in class, average and aggregate, attendance, conduct ratings, and remarks from the class teacher and head teacher.
Reports in the Parent Portal
Once the head teacher approves them, report cards go straight to parents through the portal.
Three Terms a Year
A full academic year runs over three terms, with promotion decided at the end of the year.
Core Competencies
Ages 1 to 15.
One school, three stages.
Each program builds on the last. Learners don't have to adjust to a new school every few years — they grow up here.
Our youngest learners, in Nursery 1 (St Anthony) and Nursery 2 (St Ruth) — their first steps in school, with their progress recorded all term.
KG 1 (John) and KG 2 (George) build the reading, writing and number skills learners carry into Primary 1.
Primary 1 to 4 — Mary, James, Monica and Simon — follow Ghana's Standards-Based Curriculum, with project work, class tests and an end-of-term exam.
Every stage follows Ghana's Standards-Based Curriculum (SBC).
Real moments,
straight from school.
Everything about
your learner, in one place.
The Parent Portal gives you a real-time window into your learner's school life — results, attendance, fees, assignments, and direct communication with the school. No more waiting for report day.
Own your learning.
Track your progress.
The Learner Portal puts you in control. Access your materials, submit work, check your results, and see exactly where you stand — every day, not just at the end of term.
Come and see for
yourself. No pressure.
The best way to know if All Saints is right for your child is to see the classrooms, meet the teachers and watch the learners at work. Call ahead or send us a message to book a visit.
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