International Community School has appointed Enoch Oye as the new Principal of its Kumasi Campus for the 2026/2027 academic year.
The appointment brings an experienced school leader into the role after more than a decade with the International Community School. His experience across teaching, administration and professional development could support continued progress for students and staff at the Kumasi Campus.
ICS Kumasi Principal Brings Extensive School Experience
Enoch Oye joined International Community School in August 2008. Since then, he has held a range of teaching and leadership positions.
His experience includes curriculum development, instructional coaching, student leadership and management. Furthermore, he has supported teacher capacity building and school-wide professional development.
Oye has also played a leading role in advancing ICS Round Square and global education initiatives.
His long-standing experience within the school means he already understands its educational approach and community.
Leadership Experience Across Teaching And Administration
Before his appointment as Principal, Oye served as Head of Boarding for nine years.
He later became Vice Principal and also led the school’s Centre for Training and Professional Development.
These roles have given him experience across several areas of school leadership. They have also provided opportunities to work closely with teachers, students and school leaders.
As a result, his new role builds on a broad understanding of school operations and student development.
Supporting Student Success And Professional Growth
Oye’s approach places student success and holistic development at the centre of school leadership.
He is committed to creating a culture of continuous learning among school leaders, teachers and students.
For educators, this focus can support professional learning and collaboration. Meanwhile, students can benefit from a school culture that values both academic progress and wider personal development.
His experience in teacher development is also relevant as schools continue to prioritise strong teaching and effective professional learning.
Students at International Community School take part in sports as part of a well-rounded school experience
A view of the International Community School campus and its surrounding outdoor environment
International Community School provides dedicated spaces for students to stay active, including its swimming facilities
A look across the International Community School campus and its welcoming outdoor spaces
A New Chapter For The Kumasi Campus
Oye will take up his position as Principal of the Kumasi Campus from the 2026/2027 academic year.
His appointment marks a new stage in the leadership of the campus. However, his long association with International Community School provides continuity as he takes on the new responsibility.
The school expects his experience, vision and commitment to contribute to the continued development of the Kumasi Campus.
For parents and students, the appointment also provides an opportunity to see how his leadership priorities shape the school’s next academic year.
Qualifications And Professional Development
Oye holds a BSc. Arch and a Master’s degree in Human Resource Development.
He also holds a Cambridge Professional Development Qualification in Educational Leadership.
Together with his experience across teaching, administration and professional development, these qualifications support his transition into the Principal role.
As he begins his new position, his background in educational leadership and teacher development will be particularly relevant to the wider school community.
Looking Ahead To 2026/2027
The appointment of Enoch Oye as ICS Kumasi Principal brings extensive institutional experience to the campus leadership team.
His career at International Community School has included teaching, boarding, administration and professional development.
Ultimately, his focus on student success, continuous learning and teacher development could help shape the next chapter for the Kumasi Campus.
The 2026/2027 academic year will therefore provide an important opportunity to see how his leadership experience translates into priorities for students, educators and families.
