St. Monica’s Senior High School is a girls’ secondary school in Mampong in the Ashanti Region.
The school’s history can be traced back to Rt Rev John Orfeur Aglionby, the Gold Coast Anglican Bishop whose missionary work gave birth to the Convent of Our Lady and Saint Monica.
The bishop invited the sisters of the Order of the Holy Paraclete (England) to establish a school for girl children in 1926.
St Monica’s Secondary School in Mampong was founded as a separate institution from the Teacher Training College in 1946.
The School’s Vision
St. Monica Senior High will be a centre for moral and academic excellence, with discipline as its hallmark.
School’s Mission
To establish an institution whose influence could have a share in shaping the country’s future through Christians of Christian education to girls, to make them good Christians and women, mothers and wives, to develop all their talents and to take advantage of all opportunities that come their way.
School Facilities
St. Monica Senior High School has 42 classrooms, three science labs, a library, two computer labs, and five dorms.
School Population
Total number of SHS 1 students: 1017
Total number of SHS 1 students: 1117
Total number of SHS 1 students: 663
Categories At School
- gender: female
- Day and boarding
- Founded in 1946
- Esther Ntoduah is the title of the head.
Courses Offered
- Agric. Science
- General Arts
- Business
- General Science
- Home Economics
- Visual Arts