Royal Diadem School recently hosted its inaugural Sports Festival at the picturesque Makers House Chapel Field, and what a spectacle it was! The field came alive with the spirit of competition as students engaged in a wide array of sports, including football, basketball, table tennis, and more. The entire school also participated in an invigorating aerobics session, making this event truly unforgettable.
The Sports Festival was marked by enthusiastic cheers, breathtaking goals, and nail-biting matches as students from both houses, the Doves and the Eagles, battled it out for glory. It was a showcase of talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with every participant giving their best to represent their house.
For those who want to relive the thrilling moments or catch a glimpse of the action they may have missed, we invite you to visit our Instagram page @royaldiademschool and explore our Photo Gallery on our website. There, you'll find a treasure trove of photos that capture the essence of this incredible event.
The Sports Festival not only showcased the athletic prowess of our students but also fostered a sense of unity and camaraderie among them. We believe that such events play a vital role in nurturing well-rounded individuals who excel both in academics and on the field.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this event, from the participants to the organizers, teachers, and supporters. Your dedication and enthusiasm made this Sports Festival an astounding success.
As we look forward to next year's Sports Festival, we're excited to see how our students will continue to shine and inspire us all. Stay tuned for more updates and keep exploring our social media channels and website for a deeper dive into the action!

Travelling is part of education. It enhances the knowledge of the learners beyond the four walls of the classroom. Educational tours do not only enhance the knowledge of the students but also broadens their outlook towards the outside world. It is for this reason Royal Diadem School organized an educational tour for kindergarten pupils on the 19th of February, 2020. They visited the Chief's Palace, Police station and the Hospital as part of the requirements of their curriculum. This was to help learners know the special places in their community and its importance to the community.
At the Palace, they met the chief who took them through the history of the palace and also helped them to know the people at the palace and what they do. They were also taught the meaning of the different drums, the sounds they make and their significance. The kindergarten learners were privileged to witness the pouring of libation; something many of them had never seen before.
Their second destination was the police station. They learnt the ranks of the police officers and also seized the opportunity to see the cells in the police station - this was quite frightening to some of our learners. The learners were educated on the various departments in the police station and what they do. For example, the CID department investigates cases, the MTTU deals with anything that has to do with cars, motorcycle, road safety etc.
Lastly, they visited the GAEC hospital where they were taken round the various departments in the hospital and what they do. They were privileged to visit the laboratory, the maternity block, Out Patient Department, Pharmacy, treatment room, emergency/ICU and the general ward.

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" That's a question all children seem to hear. Our learners today still dream of being a "grown up" and doing incredible things. At Royal Diadem, we celebrate our preschoolers desire to achieve, so career day has become an annual tradition. We held our career week from 24th to 28th February 2020. Our preschoolers had an opportunity to explore several career avenues for their future. During the career day, each learner wore career outfit. Our learners were clothed in outfits from doctors, builders and policemen to more ambitious ones like football players and dancers. During the day we gave children a chance to show off and explain their career costume to the class and also offer a range of career-related group activities to keep them focused on the theme. It was a lot of fun for the children, who thrived on the excitement of wearing something unique and taking photos in their costume.

The CPDD programme at RDS established by the Ghana Education Service in 2019, is designed to improve staff's attributes, knowledge, understanding and skills. Our CPDD programme is not a 'bolt-on', but a continuous exercise in addressing individuals’ needs and supporting improvements in teacher’s professional practice over time.
Our CPDD organized on 20th February 2020 not only got our new staff up to speed and working at a very high level quickly, but to deeped and furthered the knowledge of our existing staff. Through the CPDD, we were able to provide opportunities for our staff to collaborate and share their expertise with others both within and outside their departments.