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Top 10 Science Programs in Ghana’s SHSs (2025)

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Discover Ghana’s top-performing SHS science programs in 2025, ranked by curriculum alignment, WASSCE results, infrastructure, and STEM impact.


1. Presbyterian Boys’ SHS (Presec-Legon) – Greater Accra Region

  • Student Capacity (Science): 1,200+
  • WASSCE Science Distinction Rate (2024): 94%
  • Curriculum Integration: Offers advanced biology, chemistry, physics & elective math in sync with new GES STEM modules.
  • Lab Infrastructure: Modern physics and chemistry labs, robotics & AI research hub.
  • Notable Impact: Winners of the NSMQ 2024 and multiple global science fairs.

2. Achimota School – Greater Accra Region

  • Student Capacity: 800+
  • WASSCE Distinction Rate: 91%
  • Special Features: Offers electives like environmental science and practical agricultural science.
  • Infrastructure: Well-equipped science block, Greenhouse science lab, digital smart boards.
  • Impact: Participates in International Science Olympiads; strong in sustainability projects.

3. Wesley Girls’ High School – Cape Coast, Central Region

  • Student Capacity: 700+
  • Distinction Rate: 89%
  • Gender Empowerment: All-girls school promoting women in STEM.
  • Curriculum Enrichment: Enforces digital STEM learning using smart lab tech.
  • Impact: UNESCO STEM Girls’ Club partner; multiple GES science challenge winners.

4. Opoku Ware School – Kumasi, Ashanti Region

  • Student Capacity: 900+
  • WASSCE Distinction Rate: 90%
  • STEM Culture: Tech-based problem-solving is part of core science curriculum.
  • Facilities: Dual-level science labs and electronics engineering hub.
  • Recognition: Regional champion in robotics competitions.

5. St. Peter’s SHS – Nkwatia, Eastern Region

  • Student Capacity: 650+
  • Performance: 88% Distinction Rate
  • Curriculum Link: Offers applied chemistry, forensic science modules.
  • Facilities: Upgraded science complex funded under Free SHS initiatives.
  • STEM Footprint: Leads in community-based STEM health projects.

6. Holy Child School – Cape Coast, Central Region

  • Student Capacity: 600+
  • Gender-Focused STEM: Second all-girls school in top rankings.
  • Infrastructure: Digital biology lab, virtual dissection tech, smart sensors.
  • Curriculum Fit: Promotes inquiry-based science education.
  • Impact: Trains girls for the annual Girls-in-STEM national contest.

7. Prempeh College – Kumasi, Ashanti Region

  • Student Strength: 1,000+
  • WASSCE Performance: 85% science distinction
  • Curriculum Update: Offers robotics, mechatronics, and AI modules.
  • Infrastructure: 3D printers, drone simulation labs, and full science complex.
  • Highlights: NSMQ 2023 Champions; won international robotics contests.

8. Aburi Girls’ SHS – Eastern Region

  • Capacity: 650+
  • New Additions: Climate science and genetics modules.
  • Digital Learning: Part of UNESCO smart school pilot project.
  • WASSCE Pass Rate: 86%
  • Notable Projects: Waste-to-energy innovation by students won ECOWAS grant.

9. Ghana SHS – Koforidua, Eastern Region

  • Capacity: 700+
  • Curriculum Strengths: Emphasis on research-based lab tasks.
  • Facilities: Upgraded STEM Innovation Lab.
  • WASSCE Science Average: 83%
  • Impact: Leading school in nationwide climate monitoring pilot.

10. St. Augustine’s College – Cape Coast, Central Region

  • Student Strength: 850+
  • Performance Rate: 87%
  • New Programs: Offers biophysics, science ethics, and nanotechnology awareness courses.
  • Lab Infrastructure: AI-powered sensors and monitoring tools.
  • STEM Legacy: Maintains strong alumni network in medicine and engineering.

📌 Ranking Criteria:

  • WASSCE Science Distinction Rate (2024/2025)
  • Infrastructure (Labs, Tech-Enabled Tools)
  • Alignment with GES Revised STEM Curriculum
  • Student Capacity in Science Track
  • National and International Science Competitions
  • Female Representation in Science (where applicable)
  • Innovations, Patents, or Unique Projects

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