Asukawkaw Senior High
ASUSEC
Key school facts
- Category
- C
- School code
- 0070204
- Gender
- Mixed
- Residential
- Day & Boarding
- Established
- 1984
About Asukawkaw Senior High
Asukawkaw Senior High, often called ASUSEC, is a mixed day-and-boarding school in Krachi East in the Oti Region.
The school began as a community secondary school before entering the public system. Today it offers Business, Home Economics, Visual Arts and General Arts.
Its setting at the foot of the Asukawkaw Mountain gives the campus a strong connection to the town around it.
Programmes Offered
4 listedExplore the programmes currently verified for this school.
History
Asukawkaw Senior High was established in 1984 as a community secondary school and was later absorbed into the public system.
A school profile places the campus along the Worawora-Dambai road, close to the foot of the Asukawkaw Mountain.
The school's community beginning is still an important part of its identity because it was built to widen access to secondary education in Krachi East.
Academics
Asukawkaw currently offers Business, Home Economics, Visual Arts and General Arts.
The mix leans towards business, creative, practical and humanities routes rather than General Science. If Visual Arts interests you, SideScholar's Visual Arts guide can help you understand the practical work behind the programme.
Check the subject combination carefully so you know whether it fits what you want to study after SHS.
Admissions & Entry Guidance
If you are coming from JHS, you choose Asukawkaw Senior High and your programme through Ghana's national school-selection and placement system.
Your BECE result matters, but so do the programme you choose and how many places are available.
For official placement results and instructions, use the CSSPS portal.
School placement is managed through CSSPS.
Facilities
Published school information lists a computer laboratory, science laboratory, Visual Arts studio and library.
The Visual Arts studio is especially relevant if you are considering that programme because regular practical work needs space for making, storing and presenting work.
Student Life
Asukawkaw combines day and boarding life, so students share the same academic community while having different daily routines outside lessons.
Sport, clubs, leadership and school events give students other ways to take part beyond their programme.
The school's location within Asukawkaw also keeps student life closely connected to the surrounding town.
Accommodation
Asukawkaw Senior High has both day and boarding students.
Boarders stay on campus, while day students return home after lessons and activities.
If you get a place, your placement will show whether you are coming in as a boarder or a day student.