education·Kumasi

Kumasi Academy started as a middle school/seminary in 1956 after a group of American Baptist Missionaries had acquired land for that purpose at Asokore Mampong in 1954. The secondary school started in 1957 with the name sadler baptist school in 1964.

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education·Kumasi

The school is the first second cycle institution in Ashanti Religion and it was established in 1937 by the late J.T. Roberts, a Sierra Leonne man, in September 1962, and was absorbed into the Public System by the Ministry of Education.

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education·Kumasi

education·Kumasi

The school, until recently (2008), known as Kumasi Secondary Technical school, was established as a coeducational institution in 1991.

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education·Kumasi

education·Kumasi

education·Kumasi

education·Kumasi

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education·Kumasi

Opoku Ware School, originally called the Yaa Asantewaa College, was established by the Gold Coast Government at the request of the Catholic Church in Ashanti Region to cater for boys’ education, as an alternative to travelling to St. Augustine’s College

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Formerly known as Kwame Nkrumah Secondary School established in 1964 at Asuoyeboah, the school was relocated to Gyinyase under the new name Kumasi High School.

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The Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAMUSTED), was established on August 27, 2020, under Act 1026 of 2020 of the Parliament of the Republic of Ghana.

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education·Kumasi

education·Kumasi

The School is located at Nzema, inside Kwadaso Agric College Campus and was established in November 2016, as a Day School, to make education accessible to the rural community.

education·Kumasi

The School, an initiative of Sheikh Mohammed Kamil Mohammed, started as a private institution in 2003 with 18 students. During the 2011/2012 academic year, the school became a Public or Government Assisted Senior High School.

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The school was founded by some illustrious elders of Antoa in 1969 as Adonten Akoten Secondary School. The school was renamed to it's current name when it was absorbed into the public school system in September 1971