Deacons Academy, Ghana, a Montessori Nursery in Dome has celebrated its one year anniversary with a dedicated service to serving young children from 0 months of age to 5 years.
Speaking at the one year anniversary the proprietor of the school Miss Janet Obiri-Yeboah ,said the school have worked hard to ensure that the service that we offer is the best available in Ghana and will always go the extra mile to ensure that your child's experience with us is happy, stimulating and rewarding.
The school has a Nursery operates from a modern purpose-built building in the area of Dome Pillar 2 in Accra. With the aim to care for children up to the age of five and are open from 7am to 6:30pm Monday to Friday, closing only for bank holidays and for three days between Christmas and New Year.
The proprietress said choosing the right nursery for your child is one of the most important and difficult decisions that you will ever have to make. We hope that the information on our website will give you an insight into what makes us different from other childcare providers, but nothing can substitute for a visit to the nursery to see for yourself.
This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff, volunteers, visitors and outside agencies to share this commitment.
She further stated that at Deacon Academy believe that all children have the right to the highest quality of care and education regardless of their race, gender, ethnic origin, religion or disability.
They also invest in all their staff to have an equal right to train and develop in order to bring the highest quality and standards to our childcare provision ensuring they meet high quality standards of our parents and stimulate all round development to ensure progression of skills.
Adding that they believe in quality and high standards and aim to work in partnership with other relevant agencies to meet the requirement set out and will continue to work hard to be recognized as the best childcare provider in the area.
Ongoing projects She said the school is currently undergoing the construction of slabs to allow parents enough room for parking. This has become necessary due to the safety of the kids during dropping and picking
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