Play-based preschools in Ghana (10)
10 listings that mention Play-based · part of 59 preschools in Ghana
10 of the 59 preschools listed in Ghana mention Play-based in their published curriculum information. Play-based programmes use free and guided play as the main way children build language, number and social skills.
10 of the 59 preschools listed in Ghana mention Play-based in their published curriculum information. Play-based programmes use free and guided play as the main way children build language, number and social skills.
They are spread across Tamale (3), Kumasi (1) and Takoradi (1). By programme type: Preschool (7), Daycare (2), Primary school (1). Where schools publish ages, these listings start from birth and go up to age 16. Approaches often listed alongside Play-based here: Montessori (4), Early Childhood Education (2), Arts (1) and Creative Activities (1).
Tags come from each school's own public information, so confirm how Play-based is used in the classroom when you visit.
Cherished Blossoms International School
Kumasi, Ghana
Cherished Blossoms International School is an independent preschool in Trede, Paah, within the Kumasi metropolitan area of Ashanti, Ghana. It serves children from six…
Preschool · Montessori · EYFS · Play-based · Ages Ages 1–6
Northern Light International School
Tamale, Ghana
Northern Light International School is a private, independent school in Tamale, Ghana, along the Nobisco-TaTU Road. It serves communities in and around Tamale, as well…
Primary school · STEM · Arts · Humanities · Ages Ages 6–12
Twinkle Tots International Pre-School
21 5th Circular Rd, Accra, Ghana
Twinkle Tots International Pre-School is a preschool for children from six months to five years old. It describes itself as a place where fun begins and learning never…
Preschool · Play-based · Ages Ages 0–5
Children Station CDC
9 Abura second link, Cape Coast, Ghana
Children Station CDC is a preschool serving children ages 2 to 5. The school describes itself as dedicated to providing quality early childhood education. With no…
Preschool · Early Childhood Education · Play-based · Ages Ages 2–5
Coco's Montessori
Takoradi, Ghana
Coco’s Montessori is a traditional, authentic, and inclusive Montessori preschool and elementary school in Takoradi, in Ghana’s Western Region. It serves families at…
Preschool · Montessori · Play-based · Early Childhood Education · Ages Ages 0–16
First Step Learning Center
Kwamina Ntsin Ave, Takoradi, Ghana
First Step Learning Center is a preschool founded in 2024 that serves children from 0 to 6 years old. It presents itself as a place for early education built around…
Preschool · early childhood education · Play-based · hands-on activities · Ages Ages 0–6
Nesville Montessori School
Tamale, Ghana
Nesville Montessori School is in Tamale, in Ghana’s Northern Region, and serves children from 6 months through Junior High School 3. The school describes its approach as…
Preschool · Montessori · GES Standards · Play-based · Ages Ages 1–15
Storyville School
Tamale, Ghana
Storyville School is a day school in Gumani, Tamale, in Ghana’s Northern Region, located at C5V5+W2Q, Oasis link. It serves children from 3 months to 11 years across…
Daycare · GES · Montessori · Play-based · Ages Ages 0–11
Sunnyville School
Apramang Andygrace academy road, J9QF+WJJ, Kumasi, Ghana
Sunnyville School is a daycare in Ghana serving children from age 0 to 5. Its message is centered on early childhood education that nurtures curiosity, social-emotional…
Daycare · Play-based · literacy · numeracy · Ages Ages 0–5
The BabyNest
Ayido Cres, Accra, Ghana
The BabyNest is a preschool that has been operating since 2005, serving children aged 3 to 4 through its three-year-old and four-year-old group kindergarten programs…
Preschool · Creative Activities · Sport Activities · Manipulatives · Ages Ages 3–4
Frequently asked questions
How many Play-based preschools are listed in Ghana?
10 of the 59 preschools listed in Ghana mention Play-based in their curriculum information.
Where are Play-based preschools in Ghana?
Listings are in Kumasi, Tamale and Takoradi.
How is the Play-based tag decided?
It comes from each school's own published information. Ask the school how the approach is used day to day.