St Rose's Senior High

St Rose’s Senior High

St Rose’s Senior High (Rosec or Roses) is a public Catholic high school for girls, located in Akwatia in the Eastern Region of Ghana.[2] The second-cycle high school was founded in 1965 by the Dominican Sisters.

History

St Rose’s Senior High School is one of the girls’ schools in the Eastern Region being managed by the Catholic Church. St. Rose’s Senior High School (Formerly St. Roses Secondary School) was founded in November 1965 by the Dominican Sisters from Speyer, Germany. The Dominican founding Sisters were; Rev. Sr. Victricia Koch, who was then the Superior General of the Dominican Sisters in Ghana; Rev. Sr. Beatrix Koob, Rev. Sr. Zita Simon and Rev. Sr. Solamen Ott. They were brought to Ghana by the Most Reverend Bishop Joseph Oliver Bowers, the then Bishop of the Accra Diocese of the Catholic Church.

The school first started as a teacher training college with 80 students but in September 1969, the teacher training college was changed over into a secondary school with the initial enrollment of 72 students. Barima Kofi Bempong II, the then chief of Akwatia, the Akwatia Traditional Council and the Akwatia Town Development Committee passed a resolution that gave birth to the establishment of the school.

Alliance

The school has an ongoing alliance with its fellow Roman Catholic boys’ school St. Peter’s Boys Senior Secondary School (called Sperosa).

Competitions

They have been competing in the Ghana National Science and Maths Quiz over the years.

Course Offered
General Arts
General Science
Home Economics

Information 

Category – Grade A School

Gender – Female

Housing Status – Day/Boarding 

Year of Establishment – 1965

Name of Head – Marian Jackson

Contact Details
Name: St Rose’s Senior High
Contacts: 0209889966
Region: Eastern Region, Ghana
Location: Akwatia
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