Green Hills Academy

Our Primary School Student Council had such a fun day at Zaria Court last week! They kicked things off with some gym activities and a run on the track, learned how to set a table and dining etiquette, and finished off with some playground time and snacks. Thank you for hosting us😊 @zariacourt

HIGHLIGHTS | Grandparents Day Celebration💛 youtu.be/o4jiXjBpLpM?si…

On Wednesday 20th May, our Nursery 3 learners celebrated a very special Grandparents Day with music, poems and dance. It was also an occasion for them to show their grandparents what they’ve been learning this year. Thank you to all the grandparents who joined us, you made their day 🤗

The Ambassador underscored #rwanda’s strong belief that young people will continue to play a vital role in shaping the future of #rwanda–Japan relations through education, innovation, and cultural exchange. Furthermore, the students were encouraged to learn from Japan’s innovation, discipline, organization, and strong sense of national pride while continuing to be proud ambassadors of #rwanda wherever they go. “Perhaps among you today sits a future Ambassador of #rwanda to Japan,” Ambassador @mmukasine remarked.

Today, the Embassy of the Republic of Rwanda in Japan was delighted to welcome students and their teachers from @GHA_rwanda. The visit provided an opportunity to exchange on diplomacy, education, culture, and #rwanda–Japan relations, while also hearing students reflect on their experiences in Japan, their observations, and the ways in which the journey connected their studies to real-world learning. #JapanTrip

Today at Green Hills Academy, President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame joined Grandparents Day, where they enjoyed traditional Rwandan performances by the school’s Nursery Three learners. The day offered grandparents a memorable opportunity to celebrate Rwandan culture alongside their grandchildren.

Thank you @RISARwanda for hosting them and sharing about the important work you do. Thanks @GHA_rwanda for nurturing their curiosity and open-mindedness! With such brilliant young minds, our future is bright.

Recap of last week’s study visit by @GHA_rwanda students to #RISA. The visit focused on digital wellbeing, healthy technology use & solutions to help address device addiction among young learners. Let's promote responsible digital habits from a young age! #DigitaleNtigusige

Today, @FAORwanda hosted Grade 5 learners from @GHA_Rwanda as part of their Primary Years Programme Exhibition on Ending Food Insecurity under SDG 2: Zero Hunger. The learners explored how @FAO partners with the government to address hunger and support food security in Rwanda.

“Age doesn’t limit impact” Our Grade 8 learners proved this theme right! After weeks of hard work through their Community Project, yesterday we held the award ceremony to recognize the top 10 groups who made a real impact, both within our school and beyond. Congratulations to our 1st place group: Divam Santana, Cinta Muziga, and Harleen Tejwani, whose project focused on supporting refugees at the Nyabiheke Refugee Camp. They advocated for refugee rights, raised $3,000 USD to purchase support materials, and provided aid to over 200 families and 50 individuals. We also want to give a special recognition to David Karara, who received the Spirit Award, given to the one learner who went above and beyond for his group project. Special thanks to all the Project Supervisors and the CP Coordinator for making all this possible! Kudos Grade 8s, we can't wait to see everything you'll accomplish as you move up to high school 😊

Today, @CNiyotwambaza, Director General of Surveillance and Preparedness, received four Grade 5 learners from Green Hills Academy @GHA_rwanda working on their Primary Years Programme Exhibition. The group, The Water Warriors, is exploring Climate Resilience and Adaptation Strategies under the central idea: “Understanding the effects of climate change brings solutions for future preparedness and community safety.” The discussion focused on causes and impacts of climate change, disaster preparedness, and community safety, while highlighting Rwanda’s efforts in disaster risk reduction and resilience building. #ClimateAction #DisasterPreparedness

Today, EC @rnyirishema welcomed a group of Grade 5 students from @GHA_rwanda for an educational study visit. Their visit centered on a curiosity and interest in learning how we protect and manage Rwanda’s water resources for a better future. The students were taken through the importance of Rwanda's natural water stores, including 100+ lakes and hundreds of rivers, and how our nine catchments are managed to ensure equitable water for all and the RWB’s role in monitoring water quality and controlling floods.

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@RIB_Rw Mwakoze kutwakira 😊

Abanyenshuri bo mu ishuri rya @GHA_rwanda bari mu ihuriro ryitwa "Les Artisans de la Paix" basuye icyicaro gikuru cya RIB mu rugendoshuri. Aba banyeshuri baganirijwe n'abayobozi batandukanye aho basobanuriwe inshingano n'imikorere bya RIB ndetse berekwa na bimwe mu bikoresho by'ikoranabuhanga byifashishwa mu kazi k'ubugenzacyaha.

As part of the Primary Years Programme Exhibition process, our Grade 5 learners joined the @Rwandapolice Traffic Department for a real-world look at traffic and road safety in Kigali. They engaged in discussions with professionals in the field and participated in a short field experience on one of Kigali's busy roads, observing traffic systems and interacting with road users. We sincerely thank the RNP for their time and guidance!

Today, Minister of State @yves_Iradukunda hosted students from @GHA_rwanda as they presented their end of year exhibition project on device addiction and how excessive screen time is affecting focus, behavior and relationships. Through thoughtful discussions on online safety, discipline and responsible technology use, the students explored the importance of making smart choices and using technology responsibly.

As part of their Service as Action Final Project, 177 Grade 10 learners visited three partner schools: E.P Kibagabaga, E.P Munini, and G.S Remera Protestant. During their visits, our learners decorated classrooms, led reading sessions, played games, and handed over donations of school supplies and sanitary products. Special thanks to all three schools for the warm welcome!

Today, we celebrate and appreciate each and every one of you. Happy Labour Day!