Description.
Presbyterian Senior High School, Begoro, started as the Begoro Secondary school following the
phasing out of the Begoro Women’s Training College on the 31st of August, 1972. The school initially started
as the Presbyterian Middle Girls Boarding school in
the early forties by the Basel Mission, ARISE. It was
then
Akim State College is a private senior high Mixed schools in EASTERN Region at Akim Oda of Birim South district
The Atebubu Senior High School is located on the outskirt o the town, 2 kilometers from the krachi. The school was established on the 14th of October 1978 to serve Atebubu and its environs, though other students come from other Districts and Regions in the country.VisionTo aspire to be one of the best second-cycle institutions in the country with the hope of
The school is located at Ave-Dakpa, the District capital of Akatsi North, one kilometer off the DenuHo trunk road. It is situated on a 42 - acres of land in the western part of Ave-Dakpa. The school has shady trees with garden seats that provide a serene educational environment.
Oda Senior High is one of the senior high schools in EASTERN Region at Akim Oda of Birim Central district.
Ziope Senior High School is a community institution established to help train the youth. The school is located a few kilometers from Kpete the district capital.
Benkum Senior High is one of the senior high schools in EASTERN Region at Larteh - Akwapim of Akwapim North district.
Asuom Senior High is one of the senior high schools in the Eastern Region
Okuapeman Senior High was founded by the Late Kwaku Opoku Acheampong ( L.L.B ) on the 8th February, 1957. The colours of the school is white and brown which the
white
stands for purity and the
brown
signifies MOTHER EARTH that liberally gives off her bounty.
daklu Senior High School was established on 22nd October 1984 at Adaklu Waya as a community based Second Cycle Day Institution initiated by Togbe Gbogbi IV (The Paramount Chief of Adaklu) with some assistance from his chiefs and people. Under the headship of Mr. Justus Kofi Buafo Adzotor, a refined educationist. A total of forty-five (45) students were
