Our Story

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 and keep every family close to their child's progress, term by term.

2023
Founded
~200
Learners
~15
Teachers
8
Classes
2023
Our motto

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.

A learner tracing writing patterns with her teacher guiding her hand
In the classroom
Handwriting practice

Handwriting practice in one of our pre-school classes.

S
Saints

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.

A
All term

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%.

B
Beyond the classroom

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

Our Journey

Milestones that matter

From establishment in 2018 to becoming a centre of excellence — here's our story.

2023

All Saints Montessori School is founded — the year on our crest, beneath the motto “Education is Treasure”

2026

Learner records, report cards, fees and attendance move onto the school management system, with parent and learner portals

Our Curriculum

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

CP
Critical thinking & Problem solving
Analyzing situations, evaluating options, and finding effective solutions
CI
Creativity & Innovation
Thinking outside the box and generating original ideas
CC
Communication & Collaboration
Working effectively with others and expressing ideas clearly
DL
Digital Literacy
Using technology responsibly and effectively for learning
CG
Cultural Identity & Global Citizenship
Understanding one's heritage while respecting global perspectives
PL
Personal Development & Leadership
Building self-awareness, resilience, and leadership skills
At All Saints

What every family gets

Modern spaces and resources that support academic excellence and environmental awareness.

Classes named after saints
Nursery 1 (St Anthony), Nursery 2 (St Ruth), KG 1 (John), KG 2 (George), and Primary 1 to 4 — Mary, James, Monica and Simon.
Feeding
Feeding is part of the school's termly fees, alongside tuition and examination fees.
A report card every term
Position in class, average and aggregate, attendance, conduct ratings, and remarks from the class teacher and head teacher.
Parent & learner portals
Parents follow results, attendance and fees online; learners get their assignments and results.
Told straight away
Parents are notified when their child is absent, when fees are overdue, and when the report card is ready.
Easy to pay
Fees can be paid in cash at the school or by MTN Mobile Money.
Beyond the Classroom

What makes All Saints special

We believe education is more than academics. Here's what shapes your learner's experience.

Career Week — learners dress as soldiers, police officers, chefs and more
Career Week visits to the police station and to meet soldiers
Cultural Day in smocks, kente and traditional dress
Drumming on Cultural Day
Independence Day celebrations with the national flag
Marching in the march past
Handwriting and number work in class
Teachers joining in the fun