Everything To Know About Aburi Girls And How You Can Get Admission In The School
Everything about Aburi Girls Senior High School and how you can get admission into the institution will be touched on in this post. Popularly known as ABUGISS, it is situated south of Aburi in Ghana’s Eastern Region.
History Of Aburi Girls’ Senior High School
With just seven students, Aburi Girls Senior High School was formally founded in 1946 as a secondary school for girls.
Nevertheless, the Basel Missionaries founded a preparatory school for girls at their mission station inside the town in 1852, which is the point at which the school’s history really begins. The primary school stayed open until the Scottish Mission took custody of it during World War I. Along with a kindergarten class and a middle school for girls, teacher-training programs were started in the 1920s. Secondary classes were then offered in 1946, alongside the teacher-training program.
When the Basel Mission and the Scottish Mission, the school’s missions, left in 1950, the Presbyterian Church of the Gold Coast (now Ghana) inferred management of the institution. In 1954, the secondary school was relocated to its recent location on the outskirts of Aburi after being divided from the teacher training classes. Up until 1958, Form 1 through to Form 5 classes were delivered. Then, a Sixth Form was introduced. The ongoing senior high school framework is a three-year program.
The Methodist Training College, on the school’s southern edge, closed in 1972, therefore Joyce Asibey, the country’s first Ghanaian headmistress, started negotiations with the Methodist Church to buy the college’s property for the school.
Form one students were sheltered in the campus since it had a dining hall, dorms, and classrooms. This was done to decrease bullying incidents. This arrangement was suspended because of the increase in people in the 1990s, and the old “Metico” building, together with the entire compound, is now a real house known as Irene Anderson House.
How Many Houses Are in Aburi Girls Senior High School?
The following are the houses found in the school.
Aberdeen House
Irene Anderson House
Sylvia Asempa House
Barradale House
Chapel House
Edinburgh House
Kilsyth House
Royal Park House
Programs that are offered at Aburi Girls Senior High School
Below are academic programs offered in the school
Business
Visual Arts
Home Economics
General Science
General Arts
Aburi Girls Senior High School Achievements
The school won Best in Mathematics and Science in both of the divisions of the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) between 2011 and 2015. Additionally in 2015, the school took home the top three prizes in the Eastern Region’s Senior High School Division of the National Best School and Best Teacher Awards.
How To Get Admission Into Aburi Girls
Aburi Girls Senior High School is a class A school and therefore will be determined to pick the best students with good grades from various schools. Students are places into schools based on their grades and raw score performance.
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A student with a grade and a raw score of (12 and 450 respectively) and above may stand a chance to be admitted into Aburi Girls Senior School. However, if two students A and B have an aggregate of 12 and just one is to be selected, the raw score would be used, so if student A has a raw score of 440 and student B has 455 student B would be considered for admissione
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