Saboba E.P. Senior High

Saboba, Saboba District, Northern
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0080902
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
1986
Overview

About Saboba E.P. Senior High

Saboba E.P. Senior High is a mixed day-and-boarding school in Saboba. It was established in 1986 through church and community involvement and has grown into one of the district's main public secondary schools.

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

If General Science is one of your options, SideScholar's General Science guide can help you understand the subjects involved before you choose.

Study options

Programmes Offered

4 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Saboba E.P. Senior High was established in 1986 with support from a church-led effort and the Saboba community.

A published profile of the school places it at Kumatia in Saboba and describes its long-standing mission-school identity.

The school has grown from that local beginning into a mixed day-and-boarding institution serving students from across the district.

Academics

Academics

Saboba E.P. Senior High offers Agricultural Science, Home Economics, General Arts and General Science.

Those four programmes lead to different subject combinations, so check the electives before choosing based on the programme name alone.

If Home Economics interests you, SideScholar's Home Economics guide gives you a better idea of the practical and academic work involved.

Facilities

Facilities

Published school information lists an ICT lab, science lab, classrooms and a library at Saboba E.P. Senior High.

Those spaces are especially important for General Science and Agricultural Science, while Home Economics has its own practical needs.

If practical facilities matter to your programme choice, check what is currently available and in regular use.

Student Life

Student Life

Saboba E.P. Senior High has a mission-school background, and that history still gives the school a strong community identity.

Students take part in lessons, sport, leadership and other activities alongside the routines of a mixed boarding community.

For students from Saboba and nearby communities, the school is also a familiar local route into secondary education.

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