From Basketball to Football, KBKIS Golden Eagles engages in competitive team sports every year.

Each year, KBKIS offers competitive team sports for all students. This allows students to engage in invigorating friendly competition, build self-esteem and confidence, develop social skills, and improve physical health.

KBKIS Team Sports are typically for primary to secondary students and provide an opportunity for students to play on the KBKIS Golden Eagles teams. Team practices are after school on Wednesdays and Fridays until 5:00 pm.

Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Table tennis, and Athletics…

Join a sports club team and develop your motor skills. Develop your talents on the field and become a star!

The mission of the Cadet is to transform young learners into dynamic leaders. The Cadet develops character education, fitness, and leadership in primary and secondary school students as a weekly after-school program.

Cadets are never obligated to join the military. However, the uniform, military customs and courtesies, and drills and ceremonies are essential features of cadet life that contribute to individual self-discipline.

Genius hour is an after-school programme that allows students to explore their passions and encourages creativity. It provides students with a choice in what they learn.

Students get the chance to develop unique projects geared toward solving problems in our community.

At the end of every school term, students share their projects with our community in an exhibition.

The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) is the most significant voluntary movement dedicated to girls and young women worldwide. WAGGGS supports girls and young women to develop their full potential as leaders and active citizens of the world. KBKIS Girl Guides Club is a member of the Girl Guides Club. 

KBKIS Girls Guide club empowers young girls to be agents of change in the world. They are often adorned with badges indicating a guide’s achievements and responsibility.

KBKIS Boys Scouts is a Member of the Ghana Scout Association. The Ghana Scout Association is an international voluntary youth organisation headquartered in Accra, Ghana. A World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) member is operated through an Africa Regional Office in Nairobi, Kenya. 

The Boys’ Scout club promotes the physical and mental development of boys. In KBK, boys are trained in discipline, obedience and self-reliance habits.

At the KBKIS Red Cross, students are taught disaster management, youth development, International humanitarian law, organisational development and Health and Social Services. Students will get to help those most in need in the community while surrounded by their friends.

The Wildlife Club consists of groups of young people interested in animals, plants, and the environment. A member of the Ghana Wildlife Society, they mentor and educate students on the need to conserve our wildlife by taking students on educational trips to conservation areas.

The Writers and Debaters are trained to excel in drama, writing, or debate. They acquire and develop script-writing, stagecraft, play production, and public speaking skills. The club leaders encourage and allow every member to develop their writing talents and discover their hidden talents.

All members are trained in the four linked disciplines of literature and debate. In literature, members are exposed to all three literary genres; prose, poetry and drama. In debate, all members go through training on how to formulate and present arguments in response to assigned motions. They also trained members to take on responsibilities as facilitators and lead committee and sub-committee leaders.

In the Agric Scholars club, pupils learn and engage in animal and crop production. They plant trees and nature them, rear animals and learn how to care for them. They also learn about horticulture and flora.

The French club ensures that every member is trained to speak and write French correctly. This also involves the skills for creatively writing poems and also producing plays in French.

They also train members for external competitions like Épelle-le. They organise educational trips to francophone countries where members of the club get the opportunity to have a taste of the francophone culture. This helps the members communicate easily since they hear the language being spoken to and with them almost daily.

JETS are Junior Engineers, Technicians and Scientists. These young and excited students desire to solve problems with their ingenious ideas. They learn how to develop problem-solving skills and engineering ethics. Also, they manufacture cars, cranes, and pulleys, design websites and use 3D printing for construction.