Nkwanta Community Senior High Technical School

27/04/2026

One of the highlights of last semester was receiving a generous donation of a projector and screen from Hon. Mubarak Abdul-Karim, Director of -Oti Region, Ghana and former member of our Mathematics Department, affectionately known as _Diplomatic_.
It was a truly wonderful moment as the items were officially received by our very own Headmaster, Mr Emmanuel Atiemo and his assistants. In his usual eloquent short speeches, the Headmaster expressed his gratitude for the items received, which, as he confirmed, will be of tremendous help to teachers and learners in the school.

We were also honoured to host Hon. Awal Zakary, Assembly Member for Nkwanta Central Electoral Area, who was part of the delegation. He took the opportunity to encourage students, especially final-year candidates, on the importance of regular attendance as they prepare for WASSCE examinations.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Hon. Abdul-Karim for his continued commitment to education and community development.


Development

Ghana Education Service Nkwanta South

07/11/2025

Yellooo! 😊

Nkwanta Community Senior High Tech School is making moves! 🚀 Today, we're celebrating National CPD Day! 💪🏽 The staff and Management have come together to level up their skills and knowledge on Cyber Security Issues concerning teachers and learners. 📚💻 Big ups to the organizers for putting together an epic day of learning and growth! 👏🏽

What do you think about CPD? 🤔

04/09/2025

11/12/2024

DAY 3: Educating Teachers, Protecting Students

As part of our campaign, Nkwanta Community Senior High Technical School showed our commitment to education about sexual harassment.

On Day 3, we focused on training teachers to recognize, prevent, and respond to sexual harassment. This critical effort helps create a safer, more supportive learning environment for all students.

Key takeaways:

Teachers play a vital role in preventing and addressing sexual harassment. Discussions also delved into the effects and implications of sexual harassment (, professional, social and legal), which are crucial issues for educators. Teachers came to understand that they are responsible for their own actions, and as educators that students look up to, they must be first in respecting students and creating the safest environments for their growth.

10/12/2024

DAY TWO

We had engagement with students where distinguished resource persons helped students to understand sexual harassment. This represents a powerful step towards creating a safer, more respectful community for all on our campus!

As part of our campaign, we're committed to breaking the silence and ending all forms of sexual harassment

Check out the highlights from our DAY TWO event! !

Spaces

09/12/2024

09/12/2024

Yaaay. It's an orange campus right here and we're leaving noone out


Enjoy the snapshots from Day ONE (Opening ceremony) of our 16 Days of ORANGE YOUR CAMPUS CELEBRATION against Sexual Harassment

08/10/2024

Renewable Energy Challenge ongoing...Special recognition to Kpando SHS. Next year, we are repping Oti to take the crown!

08/10/2024

09/02/2024

07/02/2024

ENSURING STUDENT SAFETY: INSIGHTS FROM GHANA FIRE SERVICE.

Today, our school took a proactive step towards ensuring the safety of students by hosting personnel from the Ghana Fire Service. They provided invaluable information on staying safe when using electricity, fire, and gas.

Students were reminded to exercise caution when using electrical appliances and gas cylinders, emphasizing the importance of proper connections and maintenance to prevent fire outbreaks.

The session highlighted common causes of fire outbreak, such as flammable materials near gas cylinders and faulty electrical wiring, while also demonstrating the proper use of fire extinguishers available on our campus.

In addition to addressing fire safety, the Fire Service shared their broader role in responding to emergencies beyond fires, including road accidents, and encouraged students interested in joining the service to be serious with their studies.

Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility!