Challenging Heights School votes for its first student government
“Mr. Chairman!” is how each student began their manifesto, explaining why they are the best candidate for the role in […]
Violence Against Children Endangers Development in Ghana
Press Release: 2nd October 2015 As we commemorate the International Day for Non-Violence, Challenging Heights is calling on schools and
Behind the Scenes of Challenging Heights: from Intern to ICT teacher to Grants Officer
“I never knew that volunteering could be a good way to get experience that will then get you a job.”
CHS students vote for the World Children’s Prize
Advocating and education about children’s rights, making children aware of some hazardous child labour in other parts of the world,
Continuous vigilance needed to prevent child trafficking
Today, 20th September 2015, through Senya Police Service and Challenging Heights collaboration 5 children were potentially saved from being trafficked
CHS student advocates against child labour after his own time enslaved on Lake Volta
He wants to be a soldier and eventually launch a career in computer engineering. These goals of success and stability
Rescued children say hello to their families, goodbye to their friends, for now
A busload of anxious children rides through Swedru, Winneba, and Senya. More than thirty child slaves completed an intensive rehabilitation
Challenging Heights Calls on the Education Minister to Release Capitation Grants Immediately
Challenging Heights condemns the current trend of delay and irregularity in the release of capitation grants to public schools in
Behind the Scenes at Challenging Heights School
School uniforms and classroom desks, cabinets and chairs, are sewn and built on site at Challenging Heights School. As teachers
CHS teachers train as “Agents of Change,” while students are on vacation
While school is out for August vacation, Challenging Heights School teachers gathered in the community library for a training session