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King Jesus International School Champions Sustainable Digital Education

King Jesus International School Champions Sustainable Digital Education

Living up to its name, King Jesus International School, located at Old Estate, SSNIT Flats, Koforidua, is championing sustainable digital education through a strategic partnership with Computerlabs Ghana, empowering both students and teachers with modern digital skills.

As part of this initiative, educators at the school recently took part in a base training organized by Computerlabs Ghana. The training introduced teachers to the computerlab setup and guided them on proper usage, maintenance, and security of the workstations. Participants also explored Ghana Education Service-approved applications and other educational software installed on the workstations, gaining practical skills to integrate digital tools across all subjects. At the end of the training, teachers received certificates in recognition of their participation.

Before the training, Computerlabs Ghana installed a 21-workstation computerlab at King Jesus International School, including a central server, UPS battery, switch, and 4G router with internet data. To ensure sustainability, the school will benefit from routine maintenance, equipment replacement, repair services, and access to a dedicated help desk for technical support.

School leaders say the partnership will equip students with essential digital skills for higher education and future careers while giving teachers the confidence to innovate in the classroom. By embracing sustainable digital education, King Jesus International School is also contributing to bridging Ghana’s digital divide and supporting national development.

King Jesus International School provides quality education for primary school students with a focus on holistic development. The school integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and the Arts (STEAM) into its curriculum while nurturing ethical values, global awareness, and respect for diverse cultures. Through modern resources and innovative teaching, King Jesus International School aims to prepare learners to succeed academically and socially in a rapidly changing world.

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Empowering Students: Curious Minds International School Embraces Sustainable Digital Education with Computerlabs Ghana

Empowering Students: Curious Minds International School Embraces Sustainable Digital Education with Computerlabs Ghana

Curios Minds International School, Dansoman, has taken a bold step in advancing teaching and learning by partnering with Computerlabs Ghana. The partnership has introduced sustainable digital education through the installation of a modern computerlab. This initiative is not just about equipment; it is about ensuring that students, teachers, and the wider community benefit from long-lasting, reliable, and future-focused access to digital learning.

The computerlab provides 20 learner stations and one teacher station, supported by a central server, internet connectivity, and a backup battery system. But what makes this project unique is the sustainability: continuous software updates, remote monitoring, quarterly hardware maintenance, and an accessible help desk, meaning the facility will remain useful and effective for many years to come. This approach prevents the common problem of facilities breaking down soon after installation and ensures students always have access to working digital tools.

For teachers, the partnership includes professional development. Base training sessions have already been held to help them use the new systems and integrate digital applications like Scratch and Microsoft Word into their lessons. With this support, teachers are not only learning new skills but also building confidence to make their classrooms more interactive and engaging through technology.

The importance of sustainable digital education is clear. For schools, it means reliable facilities that improve learning every day. For students, it offers equal opportunities to gain the digital knowledge needed to succeed in higher education and in the job market. For teachers, it creates opportunities for growth and innovation in the classroom. For the nation, it helps bridge the digital divide, equips the next generation with vital skills, and contributes to long-term social and economic development.

School leaders at Curios Minds International School describe the partnership as a major milestone. They believe it positions their students to thrive in a world where digital literacy is no longer optional but essential.

Computerlabs Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to building sustainable digital education across the country. The company continues to invite schools, parents, educators, and partners to join in creating a future where every child in Ghana can benefit from reliable and lasting access to digital learning.

Dora Memorial School Complex Partners with Computerlabs Ghana to Drive Sustainable Digital Education

Dora Memorial School Complex Partners with Computerlabs Ghana to Drive Sustainable Digital Education

Dora Memorial School Complex in Ho has taken a bold step toward transforming teaching and learning by partnering with Computerlabs Ghana to introduce sustainable digital education. It combines modern tools with training and support, making digital education practical, reliable, and sustainable for the whole school.

The school now has a new computerlab with 21 workstations, supported by a server, UPS backup battery, internet connectivity, and Ghana Education Service-approved educational software. What sets this facility apart is its sustainability. Computerlabs Ghana offers maintenance, equipment replacement, remote monitoring, and an active help desk service, ensuring the computerlab remains dependable for years to come.

The project also prioritizes teacher development. Educators at Dora Memorial took part in a base training workshop to learn how to integrate digital tools into their lessons. They practiced with applications such as Scratch and Microsoft Word, and explored ways technology can be applied across all subjects, not just computing. Teachers will continue through structured training levels, Base, Bronze, Silver, and Gold, designed by Computerlabs Ghana in partnership with the Ghana Society for Education and Technology (GSET).

School leaders have welcomed the initiative as more than just an upgrade. They believe sustainable digital education empowers students with the skills they need to thrive in higher education and future careers, while giving teachers the confidence to innovate in the classroom. On a broader level, they see it as a contribution to closing Ghana’s digital divide and preparing young people to play active roles in national development.

 

With this partnership, Dora Memorial School Complex is positioning itself as a model for future-focused education in the Volta Region. Supported by Computerlabs Ghana, the school is ensuring that digital learning is not just available today but will remain effective, accessible, and sustainable for years to come.