Efya thank you! We are trying the best for the kids. It’s good to let them see both worlds.

@@FamilyByNature Exactly I really like 👍 your sense of humor

I understand him ,government schools is not that bad we all went to government school from the scratch..There they will learn the local language fast... THE MOST INTELLIGENT 🧠 STUDENTS ARE FROM THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLs , why is it that at the secondary level the government schools are the best compared to the private ones...???

@@africadiasporachannel4837 You can say that again and again

Some governments schools are very good. Most especially in the metropolis.

Indeed they’ve adapted very well and love their school.

I also want to come to Ghana and send my child my boy to school. Are your girls going to the public school of Ghana and how can I do that ? Can we choose a school that is closer where we live and one more question how much I should pay? Thank you in advance for your answers💖💐

@@lionsmart9208 pay nothing

@@brefoenock7234 really, wow! 👍👍👍 I love Ghana💖👏

Aww thank you for your kind words, bro! Much love from the family!

Thank you so much, Michelle!

Thank you!

Thanks so much, Richard! Much appreciated.

Thanks Andy! Yes they’ve really adapted very well considering five of them have not been to Ghana before. Yes she knew about Obroni, but she got overwhelmed with the number of kids following her with Obroni Obroni lol. Same with her class. It made her feel uncomfortable.

Quick one…are you relocating permanently or it’s just a temporary settlement to align the children with our local exposure?

It’s a permanent move please. We are now 16 months here:)

Many thanks for watching and for the amazing comment! It’s like you can read my mind lol. Moving back home was the best decision we took as a family. The family knows the extended family and especially the children bonding with their grandma. Let’s connect please. Kindly send an email to: email@familybynature.family.

@@FamilyByNature Thanks for taking the time to respond. I will surely keep in touch soon via your e-mail.👍

@@kta3073 My pleasure. Thanks too.

Many thanks! Stay blessed too.

Fred we miss you guys soo much. Will always cherish the great times we had together. You are a brother and a great student. Greetings to Dee and the Stoke family!

Thank you! They’ve settled well in their new school.

Indeed it is! Glad you found our channel:) My in-law is half Jamaican, half Ghanaian.

Odopa thanks a lot!

Awww thanks and welcome to the family!

Many thanks!

Thank you, Gifty! They’ve adapted very well and it looks as if they’ve been living here all the time:)

Thanks Oscar!

Awww thanks a lot, Richard! Amen and God bless you too!

Yes they love their school! Thanks for watching!

Thank you, Esther. Yes they are very easy going and easy to adapt. They love their new school.

Oh yes I think I’m going to enrol myself lol

Thanks a lot, Bright!

Thank you! You are absolutely right. They love their new school and made a lot of friends. They are picking the language very well too.

Amen and thanks my brother! God bless you!

Thank you Genevieve! Yes in England all the kids went to public schools. I think the public schools in Ghana are overstretched in terms of the resources available. In terms of academics many of them are great. Many have big class sizes which exert pressure on the resources at hand. The headteacher is a very good friend of mine and we talked about some of the challenges facing them. Regarding the toilet facilities they have staff that oversees it’s clean. Alicia’s problem was the construction since it was dug in the ground and she had to squat lol.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks so much, Gloria! Our love to you too.

I appreciate that, Sam! Thank you!

Thank you for watching, Junta! Yes our daughter Naomi is in the UK with our grandson. She’s the second of our seven children. They will be visiting us. Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for the kind words. Bonding with the kids is the core of our family. The kids are like our friends so we do a lot together and they feel free to tell us everything. The headmaster and the teachers are very impressed with how easy going they are. They’ve really integrated well. Thanks for all your encouragement. We appreciate you!

Thanks Katakyie Paul!

Thank you so much!!

Amen and thanks!

Nana thank you! Welcome to the family!

Thanks a lot!

Wishing you all the best!

thank you

@@adwoajune you are welcome

Aww many thanks! Wishing you all the best with your relocation. If you need any further information please send an email to: email@familybynature.family.

Thanks Kwabena! They are really easy going and have adapted very well.

Yes:)

Thank you Efya!

Thanks Lucy!

Thanks a lot, Morrison!

Aww thanks Katakyie! Thanks and merry Christmas to you and the family!

Thank you!

Thank you, Collins!

@@FamilyByNature You most welcome Daddy

Thank you, Eric!

Thank you!

Aww thanks!

Thank you!

Yeah it was very funny listening to them especially the school canteen part lol

Thank you!

Oh yes:) Thanks for watching.

Indeed!

Thank you, Eunice!

Thanks so much, Abena!

Thank you, Diana!

Thank you!

Lol thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching. They’ve been in a private school for almost a year now. She was in the government school for a day.

@@FamilyByNature oh that’s great. I’ve missed a lot of videos 😄. I need to go back and watch all👍. KUDOS ❤️

Thanks Mercy. They are already in a private school. Only Alicia went to the public school for a day:)

Thank you!

Thank you, Kara! Alicia and Lilia were born in the UK so they don’t speak German although they understand a lot as we speak mostly German at home. David was also a year old when we left Germany so he doesn’t speak German. Apart from that all the kids speak fluent German. Liebe Gruesse von uns auch.

Lol. Thanks for watching!

Hello Stanley! Hope all is well. Have a wonderful weekend!

Not like when we were growing up unfortunately. Back in the days public schools were like private schools.

@@FamilyByNature sad truth. My husband and I want to move back to Ghana. The only thing keeping us now are the kids. If the schools were like the ones we attended back in the day, we'd be in Ghana already

There are some good ones, but very expensive in my opinion.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching, Ernest! Glad to hear of your plans to relocate as well. Kindly send me an email so that we can have a chat please: email@familybynature.family

Thank you! She’s very fine now. She has adapted very well and loves her new school and friends.

She was in the public school for a day and later changed to a private school.

Thanks for the big aspiration, Shirley! Not sure they will go into politics, because they love creative entrepreneurship including building their own fashion brands which I’m helping them to achieve. I’m getting a seamstress to start training them.

Thank you!

Efya I’m laughing with the hair lol. I saw all the girls have their hair cut, but they were not asked to cut their hair ( Was not even thinking of cutting their hair lol) I think it’s not fair on the Ghanaian kids though. With the private schools the girls don’t cut their hair. I personally think it’s outdated.

Definitely not. Thank you! It’s the sheer number of kids following her throughout the day especially during break and even after school that made her feel uncomfortable. As some were saying Obroni and laughing she felt overwhelmed and uncomfortable.

What does it mean?

Thanks!

Alicia has to meet your daughter:) That would be lovely! Yeah she was confused. The attention she got was overwhelming for her. Yes the headmistress was very sorry about that and addressed it at the morning assembly. She was in a meeting outside the school that day. She was even surprised herself lol. It was as if a missionary had come to the school lol.

My soul yearned to come back home after 33 years:) Here’s a video I spoke about the reasons before we moved please: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNR9nLxopqi8g5s.html

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for watching and I appreciate your question. The idea was to let the kids have a local experience being around local kids and learning the local language. Their cousins were already in the school and I took them there to experience it and they wanted to be there. If they go to an American or British private school with mainly foreign kids it kinda defeat the purpose of bring big them from the UK to Ghana. Moreover those American schools in Ghana charge American dollars. And not just a few lol. That was definitely not the route we wanted to go. We might as well kept them in the UK. They currently attend a private local school just a walking distance from our house and they love it.

@@FamilyByNature Oh okay. Good luck. Btw, they're lovely. Do you think the quality of education is worth it? Just asking.

@@samashify2 thank you! Yes the quality is good. As a private school the class size is smaller as compared to public schools. They have good ICT rooms with laptops which is important in today’s digital age. As the founder of the school is a Ghanaian-based American they run a mix of Ghanaian and American curriculum.

Owass Primary

We’ve lived in both Germany and the UK. We moved to the UK in 2008 till we moved to Ghana this year. The last two kids were born in the UK.

Thank you!

Lol

Katakyie I’m AF 93, St. Matthew.