Tumu Senior High/Tech

Tumu, Sissala East Municipal, Upper West
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0100402
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
1991
Overview

About Tumu Senior High/Tech

Tumu Senior High/Tech is a mixed day-and-boarding school in Tumu in the Upper West Region. It began as a public day school and has grown into a larger institution combining academic and technical study.

The school currently offers Agricultural Science, Business, Applied Technology, Home Economics, General Arts and General Science.

That mix gives you a choice between science, business, humanities and hands-on technical study within the same school.

Study options

Programmes Offered

6 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Tumu Senior High/Tech was established in 1991 as a public day school. The school developed from the junior secondary system and later expanded its academic and residential facilities.

A school profile places the campus at Kusijan, close to the Tumu Kuoro's Palace.

Academics

Academics

The current school register lists Agricultural Science, Business, Applied Technology, Home Economics, General Arts and General Science at Tumu.

The Applied Technology route includes practical technical subjects, while the other programmes lead through different academic and practical combinations.

If technical study interests you, SideScholar's Applied Technology guide can help you understand the type of work involved.

Facilities

Facilities

Published information lists classrooms, a science laboratory, a library and a computer laboratory at Tumu.

Government development updates have also recorded classroom and dormitory projects at the school as enrolment has grown.

For Applied Technology students, workshop access matters alongside the ordinary classroom facilities.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life at Tumu includes lessons, boarding routines, sport, clubs and leadership activities.

The school has also recorded success in zonal and super-zonal sports competitions, giving students another way to represent the school outside the classroom.

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