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Prampram Senior High

PRAMSEC

Prampram, Ningo-Prampram District, Greater Accra
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
B
School code
0010404
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
2005
Overview

About Prampram Senior High

Prampram Senior High is younger than many of Ghana's best-known public schools. It began in 2005 as a private school with 54 students before developing into a government-assisted mixed day-and-boarding school.

The school motto is "Knowledge is Power", and the campus now includes science, ICT, Home Economics and Visual Arts facilities alongside boarding areas and spaces for clubs and activities.

You can study Business, General Arts, General Science, Home Economics and Visual Arts at PRAMSEC; check the programme pages to see how the options differ.

Study options

Programmes Offered

5 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

School guide

History

Prampram Senior High was founded in 2005 as a private school and opened with 54 students.

The school's official profile records that origin and describes the school as a co-educational day-and-boarding school occupying a 20-acre site in Prampram.

The school has grown substantially from the small private school that started in 2005 and now operates within Ghana's public second-cycle system.

PRAMSEC is younger than the older mission and trust schools. Its growth shows how quickly a local school can become a major public option in a fast-developing part of Greater Accra.

School guide

Academics

Prampram Senior High's 5 programmes are Business, General Arts, General Science, Home Economics and Visual Arts.

That is important because older profiles may still show Agricultural Science. PRAMSEC does not currently offer it.

For a closer look at Visual Arts at PRAMSEC, start with the Visual Arts guide.

School guide

Facilities

The school's official profile lists an administration block, library, science and computer laboratories, Home Economics and Visual Arts blocks, a dining hall, sick bay and sports field.

At the same time, the school has publicly reported pressure on classrooms and dormitories. A Ghana News Agency report documented congestion and unfinished projects including a kitchen complex, dining hall and assembly hall.

School guide

Student Life

PRAMSEC students take part in sport, leadership and practical career activities alongside their academic work.

In 2024, employees of the Volta River Authority spent time with students on mentoring and practical classroom sessions, giving them direct exposure to people working in professional and technical fields.

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