In October 1982, the then Metropolitan Arch Bishop of the Catholic Church of Kumasi, Most Rev. Dr Peter Kwasi Sarpong, established Prince of Peace Girls Senior High School. The school’s initial headmistress was Rev. Sr. Erlinda Macatol.
The School’s original purpose was to educate Catholic nuns and sisters who would continue the church’s evangelistic work.
Later, the Bishop decided it was worthwhile to increase enrollment in order to accommodate healthy young girls who had passed the local public secondary schools’ limited admission requirements despite having passed the Common Entrance Examination at the time.
VISION OF THE SCHOOL
The goal is to develop each girl’s potential by offering a comprehensive education that prepares her for the competitive world she will face after graduation.
MISSION OF THE SCHOOL
To pursue academic and moral excellence as a centre for the education of girls. Senior high schools in West Africa and elsewhere teach respect, discipline, and responsiveness as part of a life of service and prayer in order to be the best of reverence.
FACILITIES AT THE SCHOOL
The senior high school for Prince of Peace Girls includes a science lab, computer lab, visual arts studio, dining hall, classroom block, home economics lab, auditorium, library, and administrative offices.
COURSES AVAILABLE
- Business
- General Arts.
EDUCATIONAL CATEGORIES
Gender: Female
Daytime and boarding status for housing
1982 is the establishment year.
The Head’s name is Mary Boakye.