New Edubiase Senior High School

NEW EDUBIASE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

1. VISION:
The New Edubiase Senior High School’s Vision is to train students to be useful to themselves, the school and the society as a whole in future.

2. MISSION:
To achieve our vision, the activities put in place to achieve the vision include the following:
(i) Admit qualified and better performed students at the B. E. C. E level into the school.
(ii) Create an enabling environment to facilitate effective and efficient teaching and learning.
(iii) Ensure students are supplied with the relevant teaching and learning tools, equipment and materials.
(iv) Ensure that parents and guardians provide all the materials need by their wards including prompt payment of fees.
(v) Recruit better, qualified and hard working teachers in the school.
(vi) Motivate the staff to put in the best in all fields of learning, teaching and training.

3. BRIEF HISTORY OF INSTITUTION.
(i) Name of Institution: New Edubiase Senior High School
(ii) Year of Establishment: 1965.
(iii) Location : New Edubiase (Aburaso) Cape Cost to Kumasi Road.
(iv) Telephone No: 020 – 1576868 or 0244 – 221382.
The school is both boarding and day.

4. MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS OVER THE YEARS.
i. Regional Games etc:-
2002 Inter – School Athletics – Girls 6th (24) and Boys 8th (24).
2003 Inter – School Athletics – Girls 5th (24) and Boys 6th (24).
2004 Inter – School Athletics – Girls 5th (24) and Boys 9th (24).
2005 Inter – Sch ool Athletics – Girls 4th (24) and Boys 9th (24).
The girls qualified for the Super Zonal Competition at Obuasi Len clay.
2006 Inter- School Athletics – Girls 5th and Boys 10th
2007 Inter- School Athletics – Girls 6th and Boys 9th
2008 Inter- School Athletics – Girls 5st (28) and Boys 12th (28)
2009 Inter- School Athletics – Girls 6th and Boys 10th
2010 Inter- School Athletics – Girls 6th (32) and Boys 10th (32)

5. SCHOOL FACILITIES:
a. Academic
1. Classrooms: Due to increase intake this academic year 2009/2010 the school is constructing a five unit pavilion with the help of the PTA.
2. Laboratories: 1 Science Centre. Block, Introduction to computer Technology.
3. Library: The school still uses one of the classroom as its library. A large quantity of reading books has been transferred from Bookshop to the library. Ensure that students make good use of the library.b. Non Academic:
Recreational Grounds etc:
• A very big school field for recreational purposes:
• A Volley ball Court and Long Jump Ground.

6. CO- CURRICULA ACTIVITIES:
The school participated in all sporting activities and this gave the students some amount of exposure that educational trips to Parliament House and other important places were organized for students recently.

7. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES: FIVE (5)
a. General Arts Elective Mathematics Geography History Economics Christian Religious Studies Asante Twi Government Literature in English
b. General Science: Physics Chemistry Biology Elective Mathematics
c. Home Economics Management in Living Clothing and Textiles Food and Nutrition
d. Business Financial Accounting Business Management Economics Elective Mathematics Principles of Costing

8. STAKEHOLDERS
i. Old Students Association
ii. Parent- Teacher Association (PTA).
iii. Traditional Authority
iv. District Assembly.
v. Others.