Dzodze Penyi Senior High

DZOSEC

Dzodze, Ketu North Municipal, Volta
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0070703
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
1963
Overview

About Dzodze Penyi Senior High

Dzodze Penyi Senior High, commonly called DZOSEC, began in 1963 as a teacher training college before becoming a secondary school in the early 1970s.

The school now offers Agricultural Science, Business, Home Economics, Visual Arts, General Arts and General Science.

Its training-college roots, long history and established science and boarding facilities make it one of the better-known schools in Ketu North.

Study options

Programmes Offered

6 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Dzodze Penyi Senior High was established on 25 October 1963 as a boys' teacher training college.

Government policy later phased out the training college, and the institution was converted into a secondary school in the early 1970s.

A school profile records the transition and the land expansion that helped give the school a permanent site.

Academics

Academics

DZOSEC offers Agricultural Science, Business, Home Economics, Visual Arts, General Arts and General Science.

The school has a long science tradition and also supports creative and practical programmes through Visual Arts and Home Economics.

If General Science is your likely choice, compare the elective subjects with the requirements of the tertiary programmes you may want later.

Facilities

Facilities

Published school information lists a science resource centre, computer laboratory, library, visual arts workshop and boarding facilities at DZOSEC.

Those spaces support the school's programme mix and reflect the way the campus has expanded beyond its original training-college role.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life at DZOSEC includes lessons, boarding-house routines, sport, clubs and leadership activities.

The school's motto, "Stoop to Conquer," is one of the better-known parts of its identity and connects today's students with a history stretching back to the training-college years.

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