About Us
About Newill Academy
Newill Academy is a non-profit Pre-K through 9th Grade school in Koforidua. The school was started in the year 2010 to help needy parents in the community at Koforidua environs.
The school was setup mainly to educate the poor and needy children and help them become
rounded people when they grow up in the society.
In collaboration with the Hungarian government agency “Hungary Help” and an NGO “Africa Another Way” as well as the Hungarian embassy in Accra Ghana we've got to JHS and had written our first external exams.
Educating your children to
benefit themselves.
Our Motto
Our Mission
To provide a conducive and innovative learning environment where children can learn and excel both academically and emotionally in order to be stalwarts in society.
Our Vision
Our vision is to provide an educational platform where Innovation and technology will assist the children i.e. studies in the following: science laboratory, IT hardware and software, Drone Technology CCTV as well as Talent Exhibition to enhance a pupil's creativity to benefit him or herself.
Founder’s Message
“I dreamed a School ...
“Newill Academy” was based on my name; half of William, half of Newman.
The school was setup mainly to educate the poor and needy children and help them become rounded people when they grow up in the society ....
Our Brief History
Beginning of the Story
The story of Newill Academy started in 2010 when Mr. William Newman, a Ghanaian teacher founded a nursery in an empty storage building next to his mother's house in Koforidua. His aim is to provide quality daycare and education for children who suffer social disadvantage in the area, mainly the children of the market sellers and street vendors who can't afford to stay at home with them.
Our Brief History
Beginning of the Story
The story of Newill Academy started in 2010 when Mr. William Newman, a Ghanaian teacher founded a nursery in an empty storage building next to his mother's house in Koforidua. His aim is to provide quality daycare and education for children who suffer social disadvantage in the area, mainly the children of the market sellers and street vendors who can't afford to stay at home with them.
Jim de Jager
Chairman
Our Advisory Board Team
Eric Owusu
Chairman
Ahulu Veronica
Parent Teacher
Mary Asiedu
Nurse Teacher
Promise Dikenu
Science Teacher
Our Board of Governors
William Newman
Proprietor and Chairman
Dr Opoku Bawuah
Head Teacher
Bogdan Funk
Member, Switzerland
Emmanuel Gollnitz
Gifty Oduro
Member and Secretary
Member, Swiss Rep
Goergina Osei
Member, UK
Our Staff
Our Sponsors
Our Partners
