Learning Through Play
Igniting Curiosity & imagination
Fostering creativity and joy in a fun, supportive environment.
50+
Nationalities
1:8
Teacher Ratio
100%
Placement Rate
25+
Activities
20+
Years of Excellence
Rev. Dr. Nana Francis Essel Okyeahene I (PhD)
BRIEF SUMMARY ABOUT THE FOUNDER OF ONUA FRANCIS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Rev. Nana Kwesi Essel-Okyeahene I (PhD) is a distinguished traditional leader, educationist, and finance professional.
He serves as the Nyimedee Kesehene of Gomoa Assin Traditional Area (Divisional Chief) and Gyaasehene of Gomoa Wassah, in the Central Region of Ghana.
Rev. Dr. Nana Francis Essel Okyeahene I
Founder & Director
Discover what makes OFIS Premier
Discover what makes Onua Francis International School the premier choice for quality education in Ghana.
Child-Centered Learning
Personalized education approach focused on each child's unique needs and potential.
24/7 CCTV Security
State-of-the-art security systems ensuring your child's safety at all times.
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Small Class Sizes
Maximum 25 students per class for personalized attention and better learning.
Quality Curriculum
International standard curriculum preparing students for global opportunities.
Executive Boarding
Premium boarding facilities with dedicated care for boys and girls.
Safe Transport
Reliable school bus service with trained drivers and GPS tracking.
Healthy Meals
Nutritious meals prepared in our hygienic school canteen.
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Award-Winning
Recognized for excellence in education and student development.
Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today
At Onua Francis International School, we believe every child is unique and deserving of an education that nurtures their individual strengths. Our child-centered approach ensures that each student receives personalized attention and support to reach their full potential.
- International standard curriculum
- Experienced and dedicated teachers
- Modern learning facilities
- Safe and nurturing environment
Quality Education
World-class teaching standards
Care & Support
Nurturing each child
Modern Facilities
State-of-the-art campus
Award Winning
Excellence recognized
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CHAMPIONS OF ASIA
HOW WERE YOUR EYES OPENED? (John chapter 9) "SOMETIME AGO I WAS BLIND NOW I CAN SEE". By Rev Nana Francis Essel-Okyeahene 1 (PhD) (John 9 – A Sermon Reflection for the Heart) Beloved, John chapter 9 asks every believer a personal and unavoidable question: How were your eyes opened? There was a man born blind—no memory of light, no image of color, no knowledge of faces. Blindness was all he had ever known. Yet on an ordinary day, Jesus passed by and turned an ordinary moment into a divine encounter. This reminds us that Jesus does not wait for perfect moments; He creates them. The disciples asked, “Who sinned, this man or his parents?” But Jesus shifted the focus from blame to purpose: “This happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” Beloved, some of the things we call delays or disadvantages are actually platforms for God’s glory. Jesus made clay with saliva and touched the man’s eyes. It was uncomfortable. It was unusual. It did not look like healing yet. But often, God opens our eyes through processes we do not understand. Then Jesus said, “Go and wash.” The miracle was completed in obedience. When the man returned seeing, everyone asked him, “How were your eyes opened?” His answer was simple: “The man called Jesus made mud, put it on my eyes, and told me to wash—and now I see.” No arguments. No religious language. Just truth. The Pharisees investigated him, doubted him, and attacked his credibility. They were learned, religious, and confident—yet spiritually blind. Meanwhile, the man who once sat begging now stood boldly in truth. Sometimes the ones who think they see the most are the most blind. Even his parents were afraid to speak. But the man refused to deny his experience. He declared: “One thing I know: I was blind, but now I see.” Beloved, when God opens your eyes, your testimony becomes your authority. Because he spoke the truth, he was cast out. But hear this good news: Jesus found him. When religion rejected him, Jesus revealed Himself to him. The man moved from physical sight to spiritual revelation—and he worshipped. So today, the question is not only how his eyes were opened—but how were yours opened? ■Was it through pain? ●Through loss? ●Through failure? ●Through a moment of desperation? ●Through an encounter you never planned? Whatever the process, give glory to Jesus. May we never pretend to see when we are blind, and may we never be silent when God has opened our eyes. How were your eyes opened? NANA (ONUA FRANCIS) HAS STORY TO TELL AS HIS TESTIMONY. Kwesi Essel-Okyeahene I (PhD), Nyimedee Kesehene of Gomoa Assin Traditional Area and Gyaasehene of Gomoa Wassah, is the Founder and Director of Young Executive School - YES , Kasoa, and Onua Francis Int. School , Gomoa Buduburam—two of Ghana’s most reputable schools. He has a compelling story of leadership and educational transformation to tell. Founder: Executive Community Church a non-denominational Church at Kasoa beside Young Executive School. Stay tuned. Francis Essel-Okyeahene, Francis Essel Okyeahe
Mid-Term Examination Week
This marks the commencement of the Mid-Term Examinations for all classes. Students are expected to be punctual and come fully prepared. Parents are encouraged to ensure their wards revise adequately and adhere strictly to examination rules and schedules.
BASIC 9 GRADUATION
Onua Francis International School invites parents and guardians to its Academic Open Day. Students will exhibit class projects, academic work, and learning outcomes across all subjects. Teachers will also engage parents on student progress, curriculum expectations, and academic goals for the term.
Moments at OFIS
See how our students learn, play, and grow in a nurturing environment.
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