Executive Summary

The La Vale International School is a bilingual (English and French) private school in Oyibi, Greater Accra, Ghana. The school provides a holistic education to kindergarten to Junior High School students, following the Ghana Education Service and the Cambridge Education curricula. La Vale aims to be the school of choice in Ghana and beyond, known for its high-quality bilingual education, focus on global citizenship, and strong emphasis on core values. The school's target market is middle-class families in Greater Accra who value quality education and bilingualism. La Vale School will adopt a prestige pricing strategy and focus on delivering exceptional value to parents and students. The school was founded by Mr. Philip Guribie Jr. and Mrs. Irene Nelly Guribie, experienced educators passionate about providing quality education in Ghana. Ten (10) years infrastructure development plan 2018-2028 Phase 1: From 2018 to 2020, the primary or elementary school unit and associated facilities shall be built according to plan. Phase 2: From 2021 to 2025, the senior school unit shall be built with its associated facilities according to plan Mr. Philip Guribie is a trained educationist with 3 years experience in teaching. Philip is also an accomplished international management consultant with over 15 years experience in proposal writing, business management, international business development and start ups. Mrs. Irene Nelly Guribie is an accomplished with over 18 years expeirnce education management, development and teaching. She has worked in primary school setting over these years and has offered council, mentoring and character development of learners. The investmemt shall register strong financila performance with school charges charged in US dollars or Ghana cedi equivalent. Strict budgeting and financial controls shall be implemented . Conduct regular financial audits and reporting, nad five (5%) percent of all proceeds, i.e., school fees, IGF, and other revenue, shall be deducted and kept in an account for future maintenance and rehabilitation of structures. Continued growth in the private education sector in Ghana and rising demand for bilingual education to enhance students' global competitiveness. Targeting Middle-class families (Young couples with young children ) in Adentan, Oyarifa, Amrahia, Otinibi, Oyibi, Dodowa, Kpong, Katamanso, Ashalley Botwe, Damfa, Ayi Mensa, Madina, and surrounding areas and beyond. Increased focus on STEM education and technology integration in schools. Growing emphasis on student-centered learning and participatory teaching methods.