GSTS OVERRUNS WESLEY GIRLS AS THE SCHOOL WITH THE HIGHEST SUCCESS RATE OVER HALF A DECADE(2009-2014)
(Performance Statistics and Table Below)
On 3rd November,2015,Ghana Secondary Technical School(GSTS),a Takoradi based second-cycle institution was officially announced as the most successful school since 2009.This puts GSTS ahead some so-called elite schools and creates a fine impression for the educational ladder of Ghana.
The crown of the most
successful school was on Wesley Girls' High School for a three
consecutive year period until this new discovery.In a ranking which has
already sparked enormous debate,GSTS placed ahead of Wesley Girls and
St.Francis Xavier Seminary for grabs.
This new statistics by Interpoll Africa was done based on the successes of a school since September of 2009 to September 2014.In all 37 schools were scaled to determine which ten of them deserved this honor.
Below are some of the major achievements of GSTS which were put into consideration:
2009-Winner of Robotics Inspired Science Education
2010-Winner of Commonwealth Inter-Country Debate on African Unity.
2010-Winner of National Art Exhibition
2011-2nd Runner-Up,Robotics Inspired Science Education
2012-Winner of National Science and Maths Quiz
2013-Winner of National What Do You Know Competition
2013-Sprite Basketball Bronze Medalist
2014-Runner-Up,National Science and Maths Quiz
2014-WASSCE Overall Best Student,Ghana(Mickail Hassan)
2014-WASSCE Overall Best Student in Africa(Mickail Hassan)
2014-The BANDELE Award Winner
2015-Winners of Osagyefo Independence Cup
These are just the major achievements,some minor achievements were also considered.
Below is the overall statistics with percentage factor:
1.Ghana Secondary Technical School 91.10%
2.Wesley Girls' High School 87.98%
3.Mfantsipim School 84.29%
4.Prempeh College 82.25%
5.Presbyterian Boys' SHS,Legon 81.90%
6.St.Augustine's College 79.53%
7.Adisadel College 79.21%
8.Archbishop Porter Girls' SHS 75.88%
9.Pope John Seminary 74.29%
10.St.Francis Xavier Seminary 72.04%
11.Keta SHS 69.32%
12.Accra Academy 68.41%
13.Opoku Ware School 68.00%
14.Aburi Girls' SHS 66.70%
15.Anglican SHS,Kumasi 62.10%
16.Koforidua Secondary Technical School 61.00%
17.St.Peter's SHS 58.20%
18.St.James Seminary 55.59%
19.University Practice SHS 50.49%
20.Achimota School 45.28%
Interpoll is planning to visit GSTS early next year to present its placard of honor and an undisclosed amount.
Source:Interpoll Ghana
This new statistics by Interpoll Africa was done based on the successes of a school since September of 2009 to September 2014.In all 37 schools were scaled to determine which ten of them deserved this honor.
Below are some of the major achievements of GSTS which were put into consideration:
2009-Winner of Robotics Inspired Science Education
2010-Winner of Commonwealth Inter-Country Debate on African Unity.
2010-Winner of National Art Exhibition
2011-2nd Runner-Up,Robotics Inspired Science Education
2012-Winner of National Science and Maths Quiz
2013-Winner of National What Do You Know Competition
2013-Sprite Basketball Bronze Medalist
2014-Runner-Up,National Science and Maths Quiz
2014-WASSCE Overall Best Student,Ghana(Mickail Hassan)
2014-WASSCE Overall Best Student in Africa(Mickail Hassan)
2014-The BANDELE Award Winner
2015-Winners of Osagyefo Independence Cup
These are just the major achievements,some minor achievements were also considered.
Below is the overall statistics with percentage factor:
1.Ghana Secondary Technical School 91.10%
2.Wesley Girls' High School 87.98%
3.Mfantsipim School 84.29%
4.Prempeh College 82.25%
5.Presbyterian Boys' SHS,Legon 81.90%
6.St.Augustine's College 79.53%
7.Adisadel College 79.21%
8.Archbishop Porter Girls' SHS 75.88%
9.Pope John Seminary 74.29%
10.St.Francis Xavier Seminary 72.04%
11.Keta SHS 69.32%
12.Accra Academy 68.41%
13.Opoku Ware School 68.00%
14.Aburi Girls' SHS 66.70%
15.Anglican SHS,Kumasi 62.10%
16.Koforidua Secondary Technical School 61.00%
17.St.Peter's SHS 58.20%
18.St.James Seminary 55.59%
19.University Practice SHS 50.49%
20.Achimota School 45.28%
Interpoll is planning to visit GSTS early next year to present its placard of honor and an undisclosed amount.
Source:Interpoll Ghana
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