Ghana Christian International High School

Ghana Christian International High School was born out of a vision God gave the Adei family (Stephen and Georgina; their children Stephen Jnr, Eunice, Priscilla, and Timothy). They were convinced that Ghana needed an academically strong high school, but one built on Christian foundations. That vision was shared with an increasing circle of Christian friends in Ghana, such as the late Rev. Bernard E. Marbell and Dr. Mrs. De-Anne M. Marbell, and many others. Spurred on by Mr. Geoffrey Deane and friends in Australia, today GCIHS is at the forefront in training Christian leaders of the future as reflected in the school’s motto, “For God, Family, and Country”. In October 2000, GCIHS started with fifteen students and five full-time teachers in the New Achimota area of Accra. For two years, the Principal, Dr. Louvenia Magee Gafney, a missionary from Maryland, USA, laid the foundation for the Christian school. She previously had the experience of establishing Christian schools in Asia and South America.

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