Friday 17 November 2017

VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE

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Friday 3 February 2017

NEW ADMISSIONS IN PROGRESS

SAMMO SHS calls on members of the general public to enroll their wards in our prestigious institution in order to enjoy the best in private Senior High School education which leads to success in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). We run an excellent BOARDING/HOSTEL/DAY system at VERY AFFORDABLE FEES for all and sundry. We currently run Ghana Education Service's SHS programmes such BUSINESS, SCIENCE, GENERAL ARTS, HOME ECONOMICS, VISUAL ARTS etc. based on the Ghana Education Service & the West African Examination Council's (WAEC) curriculum and syllabus. We have enough vacancies to admit students into FORMS/SHS one, two and three.
Sammo SHS does not only provide EXCELLENT EDUCATION through our congenial academic atmosphere and well experienced teaching staff (most of whom double as WAEC EXAMINERS), but we can also boast of EXCELLENT ICT Laboratories filled with latest computers/laptops & interactive educational softwares; excellent biology,physics and chemistry laboratories; well stocked students library operating 24/7; our own WAEC examination center (meaning our WASSCE candidates write ALL their WASSCE May/June and/or NOV/DEC exam right here in our school's assembly hall/premises); excellent counselling center to cater for the emotional/psychological/academic problems of our students; excellent infirmary services manned by qualified nursing professionals to cater for the health needs of our students; 3 square meals for all our boarding students as well as many other attractive facilities and benefits.

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CALL THE HEADMASTER +233244532852

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Call the admissions office for instant admission:
+233244532852; +233244482561; 
+233243277169; 
+233204955777


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Wednesday 1 February 2017

SAMMO GIVES BACK TO SOCIETY

As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility, #SAMMO_SHS has opened its doors to some state owned BASIC SCHOOLS (lacking ICT LAB) from YAMORANSA & EGUASE to have the use of our ULTRA MODERN ICT CENTER with high speed internet connectivity...It's all about giving back to society and influencing positively ...



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Monday 31 August 2015

WASSCE: 99,917 fail Science and Maths

Results released by the West African Examination Council (WAEC) indicate only 25.29% of candidates who took the May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) obtained A1-C6 in mathematics while 29.75% had D7-E8 and 37.17% had F9.

The result of Integrated Science also revealed that only 23.63% obtained A1-C6 while 39.19% got D7-E8 and 37.17% had F9.

For English language, 50.29% of candidates obtained A1-C6 while 30.68% obtained D7-E8 and 19.02% had F9.

The Social Studies subjects showed that 51.84% obtained A1-C6, 25.20% got D7-E8 whilst 22.94% had F9.

Very Reverend Sam Nii Nmai Ollenu, Head of National Office of WAEC, disclosed this in Accra at a news briefing to release the provisional results for the May/June 2015 WASSCE.

He said a total of 268,812 candidates took the examination for 810 participating schools, which represented 11% higher than the 2014 candidature of 242,164.

He said the results of 119 schools have been withheld whilst investigations into alleged mass cheating in the objective test were identified with the aid of the new anti-malpractice software.

He explained that 453 candidates who sat for the May/June exams across the country had their entire results cancelled for examination malpractices.

The council noted that 1,859 candidates had their subject results cancelled while eight candidates had their entire results cancelled and have been barred from taking any of the council’s examinations for two years.

Very Rev Ollenu urged candidates to access their results online on the council’s website.

Very Rev Ollenu said the council has introduced interventions such as the item differentia profile, the biometric registration of candidates, the use of metal detectors and the use of G-Type answer booklets to address examination malpractices.
SOURCE:  GHANAWEB
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Monday 10 August 2015

WAEC releases 2015 WASSCE results

The West African Examinations Council (Waec) has released provisional results of the 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
The results can be accessed by candidates online while the hard copies have been dispatched to the various schools.
The exams were written in May/June this year.
The entire results of candidates from 185 schools have been withheld pending the conclusion of investigations.
One thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine (1,859) candidates had their subject results cancelled while 453 candidates had their entire results cancelled.
Eight candidates, who had their entire results cancelled, have been barred from taking any of Waec’s exams for two years.
At a press conference on Friday to announce the release of the results, Waec emphasised that the malpractices recorded were exposed by the innovative measures introduced.
A total of 268,812 students from 810 schools sat the examinations. But 1,015 of them were absent.
Source: tv3network.com|Ghana

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