Accra High School (AHISCO)

Accra High School (AHISCO) | Accra Senior High Schools

Samuel Kwame Boadu

Accra High School was founded by the late Rev. James Thomas Roberts on 17 August 1923. The school, was located at beach avenue in Aayalolo, a suburb of Accra, Ghana. The school celebrated its first anniversary in August 1924 with a church service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Accra and the sermon was delivered by the Anglican Bishop of Accra, the late Dr. John Aglionby.

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Mission

To create a veritable democratic school environment using innovative teaching methods and a wellmotivated and resourceful staff to produce responsible citizens.

Vision

Elevating Accra High as a first class educational institute in Ghana and Africa by providing holistic education to each student. Identifying and building the capacity of the youth by creating and producing.

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Features

  • School Code is 0010106
  • Motto is Redimentes Opportunitatem
  • Founded on 1923
  • Open Hours are Mon-Fri from 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Accommodation: Day/Boarding
  • Gender: Mixed
  • Category : B
  • Type : Public SHTS

CONTACT DETAILS

Box Address: P O BOX 155. NORTH RIDGE, ACCRA

Phone Number(s):

Last Updated on June 1, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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