The 2025 EN Analytics Senior High School Rankings have once again reshaped conversations around academic excellence in Ghana—particularly shining a spotlight on Category C schools that continue to defy expectations and compete credibly on the national stage.
Traditionally perceived as less resourced, Category C schools have increasingly demonstrated that strong preparation, discipline, and effective teaching can rival even the most established institutions. Their performances in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) over the years provide compelling evidence that academic excellence is no longer confined to Category A and B schools.
Based on cumulative NSMQ performance since 2013, with heavier weighting on recent achievements, here are the Top 5 Category C Senior High Schools in Ghana for 2025, according to EN Analytics.
Top 5 Category C Schools In Ghana – 2025
1. Kumasi Secondary Technical School (KSTS)
Kumasi Secondary Technical School emerges as the best Category C school in Ghana for 2025. Ranked 24th nationally, KSTS has consistently proven itself as a powerhouse among technical institutions.
With a strong emphasis on applied science, engineering concepts, and analytical thinking, the school’s steady NSMQ performances underscore the growing influence of technical education in Ghana’s academic ecosystem.
2. Aburi Presbyterian Senior High Technical School (Aburi Presby SHTS)
Aburi Presby SHTS secures the second position among Category C schools, ranking 28th nationally. Known for discipline and academic focus, the school has built a reputation for reliability and consistency in national academic competitions.
Its continued rise highlights the effectiveness of structured teaching and a balanced technical–academic curriculum 2025 Senior High Schools Rankin….
3. Takoradi Senior High School (TADISCO)
Takoradi SHS (TADISCO) ranks 53rd nationally, making it the third-best Category C school in Ghana for 2025. A respected institution in the Western Region, TADISCO has steadily improved its NSMQ profile through persistence and strategic preparation.
The school’s performance reflects the increasing competitiveness of Category C schools beyond the traditional academic hubs.
4. T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Kumasi (T.I. AMASS – Kumasi)
T.I. AMASS, Kumasi ranks 37th nationally, securing a place among the top five Category C schools in the country. As a science- and technology-focused institution, the school continues to benefit from a strong culture of discipline and analytical rigor.
Its sustained national relevance demonstrates how faith-based technical schools can thrive academically while maintaining strong moral foundations.
5. T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Fomena (T.I. AMASS – Fomena)
Completing the top five is T.I. AMASS, Fomena, ranked 82nd nationally. Despite operating with fewer resources, the school’s consistent NSMQ appearances and national ranking reflect resilience and steady academic growth.
Its inclusion among Ghana’s top Category C schools reinforces the narrative that commitment and preparation can overcome structural limitations.
Conclusion
The 2025 EN Analytics rankings clearly demonstrate that Category C schools are rewriting Ghana’s academic story. From Kumasi Secondary Technical School’s national prominence to the steady rise of technical and mission-based institutions, these schools continue to challenge long-standing perceptions and expand the definition of excellence.
The complete Top 100 national rankings, alongside regional tables and a detailed explanation of the ranking methodology, are available in the official EN Analytics report.
Stay tuned for more updates and celebrate the remarkable Category C schools shaping the future of science and mathematics education in Ghana.
Published By: Justice Donkoh | GESHub.org
