Lambussie Senior High School

Lambussie, Lambussie District, Upper West
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0100601
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
2016
Overview

About Lambussie Senior High School

Lambussie Senior High School is a mixed day-and-boarding school in Lambussie in the Upper West Region.

The current register lists Agricultural Science, Business, Home Economics, General Arts and General Science.

The school is relatively young, so students are joining an institution whose facilities, boarding arrangements and traditions are still developing.

Study options

Programmes Offered

5 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Lambussie Senior High was founded in 2016 as a community day senior high school and began operating around the 2016-2017 period.

The school was created to expand access to secondary education in Lambussie and nearby communities.

It has since moved beyond its original day-school setup and is now listed as a day-and-boarding school.

Academics

Academics

The current register lists Agricultural Science, Business, Home Economics, General Arts and General Science at Lambussie.

Older school profiles list four programmes, so use the current programme set when making your school-selection choice.

The school has also been included in teaching-support projects aimed at improving WASSCE performance.

Facilities

Facilities

Published information lists classrooms, a library, an assembly hall, science laboratories and a computer laboratory at Lambussie.

The campus has also faced infrastructure challenges, including storm damage, while new boarding facilities have been under development as the school's residential role expands.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life at Lambussie includes lessons, sport, clubs and leadership activities, with boarding now becoming a larger part of the experience.

Because the school is still young, many of its traditions and alumni networks are still being built by the students passing through it now.

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