Hagar Afriyie

Head of School

Welcome to Bomso Buoho DA Primary

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Bomso Buoho DA Primary. It is a great privilege to be the Headmistress of such a thriving school community where high aspirations and a caring family ethos are at the heart of what we do.

At Bomso Buoho D/A Primary School, leadership begins with Mrs. Hagar Afriyie, a passionate educator and devoted Headmistress who leads with wisdom, care, and vision.

With several years of teaching and administrative experience, Mrs. Afriyie is known for her dedication to academic excellence, her commitment to discipline and teamwork, and her genuine concern for every pupil’s well-being.

What makes a child gifted and talented may not always be good grades in school, but a different way of looking at the world and learning.

Learning by involvement

At Bomso Buoho D/A Primary School, one of the most impactful approaches to education is “learning by involvement.” This method emphasizes active participation rather than passive listening—helping pupils gain knowledge and skills through real-life activities, peer collaboration, and hands-on experiences.

What “Learning by Involvement” Means at the School:

1. Active Classroom Engagement

Teachers encourage pupils to:

Ask questions
Share their own ideas
Work in small groups
This builds confidence, creativity, and critical thinking.

2. Practical Learning

Students participate in:

Role plays (e.g. acting out stories or daily activities)
Drawing and modeling
Classroom experiments in subjects like Science and Maths

These activities make learning fun and easier to remember.

3. Community-Based Projects

Bomso Buoho D/A often involves pupils in local and school-related projects such as:

Clean-up campaigns
Tree planting
Cultural performances
These projects help students connect their education to real-world needs.

4. Peer Learning

Older students support younger ones, and group work is encouraged. This builds leadership skills and cooperation among learners.

5. Cultural and Moral Involvement

The school integrates Asante culture and values into learning activities—such as traditional storytelling, proverbs, and songs—which helps pupils respect their heritage and community.

🌈 Benefits of Learning by Involvement

Improves understanding and retention
Builds teamwork and responsibility
Helps pupils develop skills like problem-solving, communication, and leadership
Makes school enjoyable and meaningful

Teaching is a team work

At Bomso Buoho D/A Primary School, we believe that teaching is not a one-person effort—it is a team work. Every successful learning experience is built on the strong collaboration between teachers, headteachers, parents, community members, and even the learners themselves.

Teachers Supporting Teachers

Our educators plan together, share ideas, and support each other both in and outside the classroom.
Team teaching and co-curricular planning ensure that every pupil benefits from the strengths and creativity of multiple teachers.
New teachers are mentored by experienced ones, promoting a culture of growth and continuous learning.

Parents and Guardians as Partners We see parents as co-educators. Their involvement in school activities, PTA meetings, and home learning helps reinforce what pupils are taught. Open communication between teachers and parents ensures every child receives consistent support.

Chiefs, elders, assembly members, and local organizations play a role in supporting school development.
Through community projects and cultural programs, everyone becomes part of the educational journey.

🧒🏾 Pupils as Learning Partners

We encourage pupils to help one another, lead group activities, and participate in school decision-making.
They are not just receivers of knowledge—they are active members of the teaching-learning team.

I hope you will like our website, and will visit our school soon.

Head of School

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