Tanyigbe Senior High

TASHS

Tanyigbe, Ho Municipal, Volta
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0070112
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
1991
Overview

About Tanyigbe Senior High

Tanyigbe Senior High is a mixed day-and-boarding school near Ho in the Volta Region. It started as a small community school with only 15 students.

The current programme set includes Agricultural Science, Business, Home Economics, Visual Arts and General Arts.

The school's growth from a tiny community beginning into a public boarding institution remains one of the clearest parts of its identity.

Study options

Programmes Offered

5 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Tanyigbe Senior High was established on 28 January 1991 with 15 students and two National Service personnel.

The school's own history explains that the Tanyigbe community pushed for a local secondary school so families would not have to send every child far away for second-cycle education.

The school was later absorbed into the public system and developed boarding facilities.

Academics

Academics

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

The five programmes lead through different subject combinations, so choose based on the electives you may need later.

The school itself lists the same five broad programme areas, which makes the current programme picture unusually clear.

Facilities

Facilities

Tanyigbe's programme mix requires ordinary classrooms alongside spaces for agriculture, home economics and visual arts work.

If practical facilities matter to your programme choice, check what is currently available before relying on an older school profile.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life at TASHS includes lessons, boarding routines, sport, clubs and student leadership.

The school's community roots are still part of its character, and students join an institution that grew directly out of local demand for secondary education.

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