I am writing to express my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for your generous donation of 30,000 cedis to the Old Students Association of Jachie-Pramso Senior High School (JAPOSA). Your contribution towards our 64th Speech and Prize Giving Day and Home Coming is a testament to your commitment to giving back to your alma mater. As the headmaster of this great institution and an old student myself, I am deeply touched by your kind gesture. Your leadership by example is a shining inspiration to us all, and we are grateful for your demonstration of love and support for our school community. Your donation will undoubtedly make a significant impact on our celebrations and will be a blessing to our students and staff. We are proud to call you one of our own and are grateful for your continued involvement in the life of our school. Thank you again, Honourable Minister, for your generosity and dedication to Jachie-Pramso Senior High School. We look forward to your continued support and guidance. Sgd _Headmaster_...

I am writing to express my deepest gratitude and appreciation to you both for your generous donations towards the upcoming Speech and Prize Giving Day and Home Coming of our alma mater, Jachie-Pramso Senior High School (JAPASS), scheduled for 26th October, 2024. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, Minister for Education and MP for Bosomtwe, your donation of 30,000 Ghana cedis is a significant contribution to the success of this event. Your commitment to education and support for our school is truly commendable. Nana Wereko Ampem, Board Chairman of CTVET, your donation of 20,000 Ghana cedis is equally appreciated. Your appeal to all past students to contribute, no matter how small, resonates deeply with us. Your leadership and dedication to our school's growth are invaluable. As the Headmaster and a past student of JAPASS, I am highly honoured by your kind gestures. Your contributions will make a tangible impact on our celebrations and inspire our students and staff. I echo Nana Wereko Ampem's appeal, urging all past students to support our school in any way possible. Every contribution, big or small, counts towards the success of our programme. May God bless our school, bless you both, and bless us all. Sgd _Headmaster_...

We are enthused to share the exciting news that our beloved alma mater, Jachie-Pramso Senior High School (JAPASS), has emerged victorious in the quiz contest organized by Jachiehene Baafour Amoateng IV as part of his 5th Anniversary celebration. JAPASS outshone the competition, scoring 73 points, followed by Bosomtwe STEM Academy 62 points and Osei Adutwum Senior High School 55 points. Our school took home a fantastic prize package, including a tabletop refrigerator, smart watches, T-shirts, and a cash prize of GH¢1,000 This achievement is a testament to the academic excellence and dedication of our current students and teachers. We, as old students, can take pride in our school's continued success and reputation. Let's celebrate this triumph and continue to support our school's growth and achievements Congratulations, JAPOSA! Sgd _Headmaster_ <a href='https://www.facebook.com/61561618239078/posts/pfbid02GcyvcdsLF3wsnvQmSFAYuDggxciMDzJPMv6wSPkcp3u1F2kXC8cpAZpqWKDaQrc7l/?app=fbl'>Click here to view post and related images on our Official Facebook page</a>...

The 1995 SSS Year Group of Jachie-Pramso SHS has made a generous donation of 40 mono desks to their alma mater, demonstrating their commitment to giving back to their alma mater. During the presentation ceremony, Mr. Boah Asante, Chairman of the Association, emphasized that this donation marks just the beginning of their contributions, promising more to come. The Headmaster, Mr. Benjamin K. Ampadu, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the year group for their kind gesture. He invoked God's blessings upon them, acknowledging their selfless act. Additionally, he seized the opportunity to appeal to other year groups to follow suit, encouraging them to contribute to the development of their beloved school. This noble act by the 1995 SSS Year Group sets a remarkable example for others to emulate, fostering a spirit of alumni engagement and support for Jachie-Pramso SHS. <a href='https://www.facebook.com/61561618239078/posts/pfbid0zE5maFA3VqtRanjq27GvRa1cqUsGuRZE9PZW8jSRzxTsELZMu1XeHrsdSq1jMqdrl/?app=fbll'>Click here to view post and related images on our official Facebook page</a>...

Our final year students preparing for WASSCE 2024 took their academic journey to the next level by organizing a 5-DAY PRAYER & FAST, seeking God's guidance and direction. This spiritual exercise, which began on Wednesday 24th July, 2024, culminated in a powerful worship service last Sunday, 28th July 2024, where parents joined their wards in prayer, unknowingly breaking curses and sealing their children's success. With God on their side, we are confident that our students will ace their exams and make us proud. Let us continue to uplift them in prayer for an incidence-free examination....

I write from the land of Eloquence and Glory (Jachie-Pramso SHS) to extend our warmest congratulations to you on your well-deserved appointment to lead the esteemed team of experts in reforming education in Africa. This prestigious recognition, announced by former President of Nigeria and Chairman of the African Union (AU) Education Committee, Mr. Olusegun Obasanjo is a testament to your unfaltering dedication and tireless efforts in shaping the future of education in Ghana and beyond. Your leadership and vision have been instrumental in driving positive change in the education sector, and we are confident that your expertise will greatly benefit the African continent as a whole. Your commitment to improving access, quality, and inclusivity in education will undoubtedly inspire a new generation of learners and empower them to become active participants in shaping Africa's future. Please accept our heartfelt congratulations on this remarkable achievement Sgd Headmaster JAPASS <a href='https://www.facebook.com/61561618239078/posts/pfbid0C1QEov5db7suNypfvTkr8kZv5VnCksvG4Baw3S8vsVZT8e5xUFSyLEUwWxd7DLkUl/?app=fbl'>Click here to view related images on our official Facebook page</a>...

From Monday, 8th July, 2024 to Friday, 12th July, thousands of students across Ghana embark on a crucial journey - the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). We at Jachie - Pramso Senior High School want to extend our warmest wishes and strongest encouragement to all the 569,095 BECE candidates taking their exams. You've dedicated countless hours to studying and preparing for this moment. Remember all the hard work you've put in, stay calm, and focus on what you know. Breathe deeply, trust your abilities, and give it your all! To parents, teachers, and guardians, your unwavering support has been instrumental in getting students to this point. Thank you for fostering a positive learning environment and encouraging them every step of the way. We wish all the BECE candidates the very best of luck! May your efforts be rewarded with success. Remember, no matter the outcome, you've accomplished a great deal, and there are exciting opportunities ahead....

On June 28th, 2024, Jachie-Pramso Senior High School's (JAPASS) Form One History students embarked on a captivating journey through Ghana's heritage with a trip to two remarkable institutions: The Cultural Centre and the Manhyia Palace Museum. This well-rounded educational experience aimed to bridge the gap between theory and practice, offering these first-year history students a firsthand encounter with the rich tapestry of Ghanaian history and culture. <img SRC="images/news_imgs/his2.jpg" alt="picture2"/> Equipped with knowledgeable guides, the students explored the historic center's various sections, gaining insights into significant historical events, figures, and cultural practices. <img SRC="images/news_imgs/his3.jpg" alt="picture3"/> The Cultural Centre provided a broad introduction to Ghanaian culture. The students explored exhibits showcasing diverse art forms like drumming, weaving, and traditional attire. Interactive displays also offered insights into social customs, religious practices, and historical timelines, giving them a comprehensive understanding of the cultural landscape that shaped Ghana's past and present. <img SRC="images/news_imgs/his5.jpg" alt="picture5"/> Following this enriching experience, the JAPASS Form One History students ventured to the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi. This historic gem, situated within the Manhyia Palace, offered a focused glimpse into the Asante Kingdom's rich history and traditions. Under the guidance of knowledgeable museum staff, the students explored exhibits showcasing artifacts associated with Asantehene royalty, from regalia and weaponry to furniture and precious ornaments. <img SRC="images/news_imgs/his6.jpg" alt="picture6"/> Throughout the visit, students had the opportunity to ask questions and delve further into topics that piqued their curiosity which the tour guides humbly answered to the student's understanding. <img SRC="images/news_imgs/his7.jpg" alt="picture7"/> By combining a broad cultural immersion at the Cultural Centre with a focused historical exploration at the Manhyia Palace Museum, this trip offered the students a well-rounded historical experience. Witnessing artifacts and learning the stories behind them brought their classroom lessons to life, fostering a deeper appreciation for Ghana's vibrant heritage. This immersive learning experience will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on these young minds, sparking a passion for further exploration of the nation's rich past. <a href='https://www.facebook.com/61561618239078/posts/pfbid02ysK5MhS547Xyx8FWneQruBNgxpuvWFcRFREtS4RhxbZqYQoKdb1UCNVNiAcfqWE1l/?app=fbl'>Click here to view related images on our official Facebook page</a>...

In a thrilling display of athleticism and teamwork, the boys' 4x400m relay team from Jachie Pramso Senior High School (JAPASS) emerged triumphant at the Zone 5 Ashanti Region Inter-Collegiate Athletics Championships for the year 2024. The much-anticipated final, held at the prestigious venue, witnessed fierce competition among the participating schools. However, it was JAPASS who stole the spotlight with a breathtaking performance that left spectators in awe. From the starting gun, JAPASS showcased their determination and skill, sprinting ahead of their competitors with unwavering speed and precision. Each athlete seamlessly passed the baton to the next, maintaining a commanding lead throughout the race. As the final leg approached, JAPASS had already secured a significant advantage, but they refused to rest on their laurels. With sheer grit and determination, the anchor runner surged forward, crossing the finish line in a blaze of glory, much to the jubilation of their teammates and supporters. The victory was a testament to the dedication and hard work put in by the athletes and their coaches, who tirelessly prepared for this momentous event. It also highlighted the rich tradition of excellence in athletics that JAPASS is renowned for. In a post-race interview, the coach of the JAPASS relay team expressed his pride in his athletes' performance, emphasizing their commitment to training and their unwavering desire to succeed. The victory in the boys' 4x400m relay final adds another chapter to JAPASS's illustrious history in athletics and serves as a source of inspiration for future generations of athletes. As the celebrations continue at JAPASS, the entire school community joins together in congratulating their victorious athletes and looks forward to even greater achievements in the future....