The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) is a non-political and non-sectarian network of private schools in Ghana dedicated to providing quality, accessible, and affordable education for all children, including those from low-income and marginalized backgrounds. Since its establishment in 1973, GNAPS has been committed to promoting the social interests of private schools and ensuring their effective management and development at all levels of education in Ghana.

GNAPS
Ghana National Association of Private Schools
Member Schools Nationwide
15,000+
Nation Service
53 Years
Establishments
49%
Student Enrollment
33%
GNAPS represents private schools nationwide and advances quality education across Ghana.

Prof. Damasus Tuurosong
GNAPS President
President's Message
❝ Welcome to the Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS), where we are dedicated to advancing the quality and accessibility of private education across Ghana. As President, I am honored to lead an association committed to fostering excellence, innovation, and collaboration within the private school community. At GNAPS, we strive to empower educators, support administrators, and champion the needs of students, ensuring that every child has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for success in an ever-changing world. Together, we are building a brighter future for Ghana through education. Welcome to GNAPS, where every student’s potential is nurtured and valued. ❞

The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) stands at the forefront of advocacy for private education in Ghana. As the unified voice of private schools, GNAPS is dedicated to championing the interests and addressing the concerns of its members at both national and regional levels.

GNAPS is dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of private schools through comprehensive professional development and capacity-building initiatives. These programs aim to empower educators, administrators, and school staff with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to deliver quality education effectively.

Research and consultancy are integral services provided by GNAPS to support the continuous improvement and development of private schools in Ghana.Through research initiatives, GNAPS gathers valuable insights into the challenges, trends, and best practices within the private education sector.

Who We Are
The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) is a network of private schools in Ghana that strives to provide quality, accessible and affordable education for all children, including those from low-income and marginalized backgrounds. The Association facilitates the sharing of best practices and innovative solutions among its members and partners to improve the performance and sustainability of private schools in Ghana. Private schools play a significant role in the education sector in Ghana, accounting for 49% of education establishments and 33% of all enrollments at the pre-tertiary level.
What We Do
At GNAPS, we believe in the power of networking and collaboration. The Association facilitates networking opportunities for private school administrators, educators, and stakeholders to connect, share best practices, and collaborate on common challenges through conferences, forums, and other networking events. Our events serve as dynamic platforms for members to exchange ideas, resources, and expertise. Byparticipating, members gain access to a wealth of knowledge and experience, enriching the educational landscape of private schools.


What We Do
At GNAPS, we are committed to empowering our members with comprehensive informational resources and support. Our dedicated portal offers an extensive range of educational materials and up-to-date information that are essential for the smooth operation of private schools. Members can benefit from latest updates which enable members to stay informed with the most recent developments in education policies and regulations, ensuring our schools remain compliant and ahead of the regulatory curve.
Leadership
Experienced education leaders guiding private schools across Ghana.

Prof. Damasus Tuurosong
President

Hon. Justice King Essiel
1st Vice President

Mr. Charles Oppong-Peprah
2nd Vice President
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