St. John's School, Sekondi

St. John's School
main school gate
VIAM PARANTES
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Address
P. O. Box 492 Sekondi
Sekondi
Western Region
Takoradi
GhanaGhana Ghana
Coordinates 4°55′58″N 1°43′42″W / 4.93270°N 1.72828°W / 4.93270; -1.72828Coordinates: 4°55′58″N 1°43′42″W / 4.93270°N 1.72828°W / 4.93270; -1.72828
Information
School type Public High School
Religious affiliation(s) Christianity
Denomination Roman Catholic
Patron saint(s) St John the Evangelist
Established January 1952
Founder Most Rev. William Thomas Porter, S.M.A.,
Status active
Sister school Archbishop Porter Girls Secondary School
School district Sekondi Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly
Oversight Ministry of Education (Ghana)
Gender Boys
Age 14 to 18
Classes offered General Science, General Arts, Business Visual Arts
Language English
Houses 11
Nickname The Saint
Website stjohnsschool.edu.gh
St john's school

St. John's School is a boys-only second cycle Roman Catholic institution located at Sekondi in the Western Region of Ghana. It was founded in 1952 by Archbishop William Thomas Porter of S.M.A..[1]

History

St. John’s was founded as a private secondary school on 29 January 1952 with 3 teachers and 47 students by William Thomas Porter, S.M.A., who was then vicar apostolic and later Archbishop of Cape Coast. St John's School considers Porter to be its founder.

Students

The students are known as The Saints and the past students are known as Old Saints.

Headmaster

Name

Mr.Anthony J.Mensah

Tenure of Office

2015-

2010-2015 Rev. Bro. Joseph K.B. Annan C.S.C 2001-2010
Mrs. Rebecca Effiba Dadzie 2001 (March–July) Acting
K.A. Afful 1997-2001
Mr. R.A. Sackey 1991-96
Mr. J.S. Honny 1979-90
Mr. B.A.K. Griffin 1974-78
Bro. Raymond Papenfuss C.S.C 1973-1974
Bro. Frederick McGlynn C.S.C. 1967-73
Bro. Jerome Chandler 1963-67
Bro. Rex. Hennel C.S.C 1959-63
Rev. Fr. F.K Buah 1952-58

References

  1. "St John's School Marks 60th Anniversary". Daily Graphic. 28 August 2012. Retrieved 5 July 2015.


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