We are thrilled to share some outstanding news from our student community. The Zonta Club of Accra has bestowed Special Awards to three individuals in acknowledgment of their remarkable achievements, leadership, and contributions to our local community. During our recent Senior School Speech & Prize Giving Award Ceremony, The Zonta Club of Accra acknowledged three...Read More
We are proud to share that a group of our talented Lower 6th Form students have been selected to participate in the prestigious Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) programme: Zarin Subah, Naa Adobi Tetteh, Mafata Konneh, and Kekeli Fiawoo. This highly competitive academic programme, run by Yale University specifically for high achieving African students, brings together secondary school students from across the continent who demonstrate remarkable leadership...Read More
The Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS) is a highly prestigious professional membership association representing headteachers of the world’s leading independent preparatory schools. Founded in 1892, it serves as a primary benchmark of quality in early and primary education, representing over 660 schools across the UK and globally (including Africa, the Middle East, and Asia). TRRS remains the only accredited member...Read More
TRRS Scholars Shine – Iman Maltiti Hamza and Zarin Subah Awarded Prestigious Harvard Book Prize 2026 The Harvard Book Prize is an esteemed global tradition established in 1910 by the alumni of Harvard University to recognise outstanding secondary school students in their penultimate year. Presented annually in over 1,900 secondary schools worldwide, this prestigious accolade serves as a beacon for attracting...Read More
We are immensely proud to announce a monumental international achievement within our school community as Form 5 student, Sara Adoley Quaye, has been named the prestigious Young Commonwealth Artist of the Year 2026. The pinnacle of this international recognition will take place later this year, as Adoley’s breathtaking series of portraits, entitled ‘Commonwealth Peoples’, has...Read More
What happens when outstanding educators are given the opportunity to learn beyond borders? At The Roman Ridge School in Ghana, excellence in teaching is celebrated through the Teacher of the Year Award (TOYA), an honour reserved for educators who go above and beyond in shaping learning, leadership, and student impact. As winners of this prestigious award for the 2024/2025...Read More
Life Lessons is an on-going series hosted by our Careers and Guidance Department that supports The Roman Ridge School’s commitment to create pathways for our students to explore careers through practical, real-life engagements with professionals across diverse industries. On 26 May 2026, we hosted a session for Form 3 and Form 4 students, and were...Read More
Learning Through the Eyes of our Learners is a monthly publication that captures and celebrates various forms of learning school-wide, nurturing pupil creativity and encouraging our children to reflect and connect their diverse experiences in school with their learning and development. We invite you to read and enjoy the May 2026 edition. Click here to...Read More
At TRRS, we believe that meaningful learning extends beyond the walls of the classroom. As part of their Islamic Religion studies, our Class 3 students recently embarked on an educational trip to the National Mosque on 20 May 2026. During the visit, pupils explored key features of Islamic worship, including the Mosque’s architectural elements, the...Read More
The Roman Ridge School (TRRS) proudly participated in the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge Ghana 2026, held on 16 May 2026 at the Ghana International School. This prestigious competition serves as Ghana’s national qualifying event for the UN-backed AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, Switzerland. Bringing together talented teams from across southern Ghana, the...Read More
