The 2025 rankings for the best senior high schools in the Ashanti Region, released by EN Analytics, once again showcase the institutions that continue to set the pace in academic excellence—particularly in science, mathematics, and analytical reasoning.
Drawn from cumulative performance in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) since 2013, with greater emphasis on recent results, these rankings highlight schools that have demonstrated consistency, resilience, and innovation. Below are the Top 10 Senior High Schools in the Ashanti Region for 2025.
Top 10 Best Senior High Schools in Ashanti Region – 2025
1. Prempeh College
Prempeh College retains its position as the number-one senior high school in the Ashanti Region. With a storied NSMQ legacy and a culture deeply rooted in academic rigor, Prempeh continues to lead the region through consistent high-level performances and sustained excellence at the national stage.
2. Opoku Ware School
Opoku Ware School remains firmly in second place, reinforcing its reputation as one of Ghana’s most reliable academic powerhouses. Known for discipline, strong STEM orientation, and competitive NSMQ outings, Opoku Ware continues to attract and develop top academic talent in the region.
3. Kumasi High School
Securing third place, Kumasi High School maintains its status as a leading institution in the Ashanti Region. The school’s sustained focus on science and mathematics education, coupled with regular participation in national academic competitions, underpins its strong regional ranking.
4. KNUST Senior High School (KNUST SHS)
Ranked fourth, KNUST SHS continues to benefit from its academic environment and proximity to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. The school’s emphasis on STEM education and exposure to advanced learning resources contribute significantly to its continued success.
5. Osei Tutu Senior High School, Akropong
Osei Tutu SHS rises to fifth place in 2025, reflecting its growing influence and competitive edge in the NSMQ. The school’s steady improvement highlights the effectiveness of its academic preparation and disciplined learning culture.
6. Anglican Senior High School (KASS), Kumasi
Anglican SHS (KASS) ranks sixth in the region. Widely respected for balancing strong academics with extracurricular development, KASS continues to produce students who perform well in both national competitions and tertiary education pathways.
7. Kumasi Secondary Technical School (KSTS)
Taking seventh place, Kumasi Secondary Technical School remains one of the top-performing Category C schools in the Ashanti Region. Its success underscores the increasing competitiveness of technical institutions in science- and technology-focused education.
8. Kumasi Academy
Kumasi Academy holds eighth position, supported by consistent academic output and participation in competitive academic platforms. The school’s well-rounded curriculum continues to contribute to its sustained presence among the region’s elite schools.
9. St. Hubert Seminary, Kumasi
Ranked ninth, St. Hubert Seminary blends academic discipline with moral and spiritual formation. Its continued appearance in the regional top 10 reflects a strong culture of excellence and commitment to holistic education.
10. St. Louis Senior High School, Kumasi
Rounding out the top 10 is St. Louis SHS, the highest-ranked all-girls school in the Ashanti Region for 2025. The school’s dedication to empowering young women through quality science and mathematics education secures its place among the region’s finest institutions.
Conclusion
The 2025 Ashanti Region Senior High School Rankings reaffirm the region’s position as a cornerstone of academic excellence in Ghana. From long-established powerhouses like Prempeh College and Opoku Ware School to rising contenders and leading girls’ and technical schools, the rankings reflect a dynamic and competitive educational landscape.
The full Top 100 national rankings, along with comprehensive regional tables and detailed methodology, are available in the official EN Analytics report.
Stay tuned for more updates and join us in celebrating the institutions shaping the future of education in Ghana.
Source: GESHub.org
