New Model Schools: Education Committee of Parliament Visits Abomosu Model Senior High School

This morning, the Education committee of Parliament visited one of the new Senior High Schools started from scratch, Abomosu Model Senior High School located in the Atiwa West constituency of the Eastern Region.

I was impressed with the beautiful ultramodern facility being constructed to create more space in the second cycle level. The School shall equip students for the Arts, Science and Technical disciplines through interactive experiences using state of the art methods.

The project is made up of 48 classrooms, an assembly hall, dormitories,  8 laboratories, dinning hall, 6 apartments for staffs. 

According to the consultant,  the project is 90percent completed and is likely to be handed over to the Ghana Education Service in the next few months. 

The people of Ghana are extremely grateful for this honor done them.








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