ACHIMOTA SCHOOL STAKEHOLDERS’ WORKSHOP

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ACHIMOTA SCHOOL STAKEHOLDERS’ WORKSHOP SHORT PRESENTATION ON COMPARATIVE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE INDICATIORS BY IVAN ADDAE-MENSAH OAA 1960 YEAR GROUP FORMER VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF GHANA.

Achimota School is a major asset to every Ghanaian Achimota School is a major asset to every Ghanaian. It is a priceless asset that should be made to yield optimum dividends to the entire nation. Every asset, however valuable, if not well nurtured, well managed and well resourced, is bound to go bust one day. This is why the current situation in Achimota should be a matter of concern to everybody in this country, not just to Old Achimotans.

In addition to the quality and type of education Achimota School seeks to give to the privileged few who gain admission into it every year, the landed properties of the school alone clearly show that it cannot be treated by its owners, the Government of Ghana, just like any other school.

The quality of any school is measured, not only by its academic performance, but also by several other subjective and objective criteria. including leadership and character training. However, for an objective quantitative assessment of a school’s standing among its peers, academic performance provides the easiest and most reliable and verifiable means of assessment.

CRITERIA CANDIDATES SCORING EIGHT A-1s AT WASSCE-2012 SCHOOL OF ORIGIN OF PERSONS PURSUING A SELECTED HIGH PROFILE COURSE – MEDICINE COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE AND RANKING AT SSCE/WASSCE 2006-2013

SCHOOLS THAT HAD EIGHT(8) A-1s - 2012 MAY/JUNE WASSCE Range No. of Schools Total Cand. No. 8 A1s % 8 A1s 50-100 2 803 155 19.39 20-49 7 2677 200 7.47 10-19 6 3116 83 2.66 2-9 20 8037 74 0.92 1 17 6240 0.27 Total 52 20,873 529 2.53 Grand Total 619 169,997   0.31

SCHOOLS THAT HAD EIGHT(8) A-1s - 2012 MAY/JUNE WASSCE NAME OF SCHOOL TOTAL CANDIDATES NUMBER WITH 8 A-1s % WESLEY GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 384 96 25.0 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE 419 59 14.1 HOLY CHILD SHS 265 35 13.2 ST. PETER'S SNR HIGH SCHOOL 298 34 11.4 ARCHBISHOP PORTER GIRLS' SHS 32 10.7 ADISADEL COLLEGE 446 29 6.5 PRESBY BOYS' SHS 611 25 4.1 ACHIMOTA SCHOOL 508 24 4.7 ST JAMES SEMINARY SHS 251 21 8.4 MFANTSIPIM SCHOOL 521 18 3.5 POPE JOHN SNR HIGH SCHOOL 473 15 3.2 PREMPEH COLLEGE 640 2.3 ABURI GIRLS SNR HIGH SCHOOL 445 14 3.1 KOFORIDUA SNR HIGH/TECH. 528 11 2.1 OPOKU WARE SHS 509 10 2.0

SCHOOL ORIGIN OF MEDICAL STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA-2001/2002 ACADEMIC YEAR Name of School Number Wesley Girls High School Cape Coast 58 Presby Boys Sec. Legon (Presec) 51 Achimota School 49 Mfantsipim 30 St. Augustine’s Cape Coast 19 Accra Academy 17 St. Peter’s Nkwatia 16 Aquinas Secondary 10 Mawuli School Ho Pope John Koforidua St. Mary’s Accra Adisadel College 9 Bishop Herman Secondary Ghana Sec. Tech Takoradi (GSTS) Holy Child Cape Coast Total 316 % out of total of 462 from 81 schools 68.4

Total 462 from 81 schools Total from seven top schools with enrolment >10 = 240 = 51.95%

Schools of Origin of Medical Students, UGMS, 2012 S/N Secondary School No. of Students 1 Presbyterian Boys’ 101 2 Wesley Girls’ 99 3 Achimota 54 4 Mfantsipim 51 5 St. Roses’ 23 6 Yaa Asantewaa Girls’ 7 Akosombo International 22 8 Prempeh College 20 9 Pope John 17 10 St. Peter’s 16 11 Keta 13 12 Ghana Sec/Tech St. Augustine’s 14 St. Mary’s 15 St. John’s, Sekondi   % of Total 46%

Schools of Origin of Medical Students, SMS-KNUST, 2011 S/N School No. of Students 1 Wesley Girls' 166 2 Presby Boys' 72 3 Prempeh College 65 4 Achimota school 50 5 Mfantsipim 6 Opoku Ware 7 St. Peter's 45 8 Holy Child 37 9 St. Louis 33 10 St. Rose's 31 11 Aburi Girls 27 12 Yaa Asantewaa 16 13 Pope John’s 14 Akosombo Int. 15 St. Augustine's College   % of Total 82%

BUT THIS IS WHERE THE ENCOURAGING STORY ENDS

COMPARISON OF ACHIMOTA SCHOOL SSCE/WASSCE OVERALL PERFORMANCE WITH OVERALL NATIONAL PERFORMANCE. RANKING ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED CRITERIA. 2006-2013

Year No Sat No. Qual. % Qual Ranking No. of Sch. 2006 509 300 58.94 24 ACHIMOTA SCHOOL RANKING AT SSCE AND WASSCE 2006-2013 CANDIDATES WITH AGGREGATES 6-24/6-36 Year No Sat No. Qual. % Qual Ranking No. of Sch. 2006 509 300 58.94 24 429 2007 573 314 54.80 440 2008 485 321 66.19 29 505 2009* 536 340 63.43 34 516 2012* 508 451 (442) 88.78 (87.01) 41 (31) 619 2013*# 958 696 (662) 72.65 (69.10) 48 (34) 685

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS. 2006 RANK SCHOOL No. SAT No.QUAL % QUAL 1 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JR.SEM 37 36 97.30 2 WESLEY GIRLS' 399 366 91.73 3 ST. JAMES SEMINARY 179 151 84.36 4 OPOKU WARE 593 456 76.90 5 HOLY CHILD 284 218 76.76 6 PRESBY BOYS' . LEGON 582 445 76.46 7 NOTRE DAME 76 58 76.32 8 PREMPEH COLLEGE 741 535 72.20 9 MFANTSIPIM SEC. SCH. 502 354 70.52 10 PRESBY SEC. BEREKUM 217 69.59

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS-2007 RANK SCHOOL No. SAT No. QUAL % QUAL 1 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JR. SEM. 43 42 97.67 2 ST. JAMES SEMINARY 192 184 95.83 3 WESLEY GIRLS’ 379 358 94.46 4 OPOKU WARE 568 487 85.74 5 ABURI GIRLS 486 386 79.42 6 PREMPEH 610 473 77.54 7 ST. MONICA’S 468 361 77.14 8 PRESBY BOYS’ LEGON 620 75.48 9 POPE JOHN’S 498 372 74.70 10 ST. LOUIS 398 287 72.11

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS 2008 RANK SCHOOL No. SAT No. QUAL % QUAL 1 ST. JAMES SEMINARY 210 100.00 2 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JNR SEM. 38 3 WESLEY GIRLS' 388 365 94.07 4 SDA SHS AGONA 377 345 91.51 5 OPOKU WARE S 584 522 89.38 6 ALAVANYO SEC./TECH. 75 67 89.33 7 ST. PETER'S SHS 400 355 88.75 8 E.P.C. MAWUKO GIRLS' HO. 208 180 86.54 9 GHANA SEC.TECH K’DUA 361 312 86.43 10 EJISU SEC TECH. 175 151 86.29

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS 2009 RANK SCHOOL No. SAT No.QUAL % QUAL 1 ST. JAMES SEMINARY 215 213 99.07 2 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JNR SEM. 44 43 97.73 3 ST. PETER'S SHS 300 288 96.00 4 WESLEY GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 406 386 95.07 5 SUNYANI SHS 500 473 94.60 6 OPOKU WARE 576 541 93.92 7 T.I. AHMADIYYA SHS 561 516 91.98 8 PREMPEH COLLEGE 610 521 85.41 9 YAA ASANTEWAA SHS 567 476 83.95 10 POPE JOHN,S SHS 525 430 81.90

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS 2012 Agg.6-24 RANK SCHOOL No.SAT No. QUAL % QUAL 1 ST JAMES SEMINARY SHS 251 249 99.20 2 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE 419 414 98.81 3 OYOKO METHODIST SNR HIGH SCH 474 468 98.73 4 KOFORIDUA SNR HIGH/TECH. SCH 528 520 98.48 5 OPOKU WARE SNR HIGH SCHOOL 509 501 98.43 6 ARCHBISHOP PORTER GIRLS' S H S 298 292 97.99 7 POPE JOHN SNR HIGH SCHOOL 473 462 97.67 8 ANGEL EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX 157 153 97.45 9 SERWAA KESSE GIRLS' S. H. S. 273 266 97.44 10 YAA ASANTEWAA SHS 542 527 97.23

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS-2012 Agg. 6-36 RANK SCHOOL No. SAT No. QUAL % QUAL 1 SERWAA KESSE GIRLS' SHS. 273 100.00 2 BUSUNYA SHS 109 3 OPOKU WARE SHS 509 507 99.61 4 ST JAMES SEMINARY SHS 251 250 99.60 5 OYOKO METHODIST SHS 474 471 99.37 6 ST. AUGUSTINE'S 419 416 99.28 7 KOFORIDUA SH/TECH. SCH 528 522 98.86 8 ANGEL EDUC. COMPLEX 157 155 98.73 9 ADISADEL COLLEGE 446 439 98.43 10 SALVATION ARMY SHS 184 181 98.37

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS-2013 Agg 6-24 RANK SCHOOL NO SAT NO.QUAL % QUAL 1 ST JAMES SEMINARY SHS 424 410 96.70 2 MARANATHA BUSINESS SHS 205 197 96.10 3 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JNR SEM. 125 119 95.20 4 ADISADEL COLLEGE 1,135 1,046 92.16 5 WESLEY GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 744 681 91.53 6 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE 914 821 89.82 7 KOFORIDUA SHI/TECH. SCH 1,140 996 87.37 8 OPOKU WARE SHS 1,345 1,151 85.58 9 HOLY CHILD SNR HIGH SCHOOL 622 527 84.73 10 TEPA SNR HIGH SCHOOL 1,104 929 84.15

NATIONAL TOP 10 SCHOOLS 2013 Agg 6-36 RANK SCHOOL NO SAT NO.QUAL % QUAL 1 ST JAMES SEMINARY 424 414 97.64 2 ST FRANCIS XAVIER JNR SEMINARY 125 122 97.60 3 MARANATHA BUSINESS SHS 205 199 97.07 4 KOFORIDUA SNR HIGH/TECH. SCH 1,140 1,082 94.91 5 ADISADEL COLLEGE 1,135 1,068 94.10 6 MOUNT CARMEL GIRLS' SNR HIGH 56 52 92.86 7 TEPA SNR HIGH SCHOOL 1,104 1,024 92.75 8 SALVATION ARMY SNR HIGH SCHOOL 351 323 92.02 9 WESLEY GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 744 683 91.80 10 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE 914 838 91.68

IF SCHOOLS WHICH USED TO BE REGARDED AS BEING IN THE SAME LEAGUE AS ACHIMOTA CAN PRESENT SIMILAR NUMBERS OF CANDIDATES, AND STILL CONSISTENTLY MAKE IT INTO THE TOP TEN OR TOP TWENTY NATIONALLY, WHY IS IT THAT ACHIMOTA HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO RETAIN HER COMPETITIVENESS IN THIS REGARD? THIS IS THE QUESTION I WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE WITH YOU FOR DISCUSSION DURING GROUP SESSION