The 2025 EN Analytics Senior High School Rankings have once again highlighted the outstanding contributions of girls’ senior high schools to Ghana’s academic excellence, particularly in science, mathematics, and analytical reasoning. These institutions continue to demonstrate that single-sex education for girls can produce some of the nation’s most disciplined, confident, and high-performing students.
Based on cumulative performance in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) since 2013, with greater emphasis on recent results, the rankings identify girls’ schools that have consistently competed at the highest academic levels nationally. Below are the Top 5 Best Girls Senior High Schools in Ghana for 2025, according to EN Analytics.
Top 5 Best Girls Senior High Schools In Ghana – 2025
1. Wesley Girls’ High School, Cape Coast
Wesley Girls’ High School remains the number-one girls’ senior high school in Ghana for 2025. Consistently ranked among the nation’s elite schools, Wesley Girls combines academic rigor, discipline, and strong mentorship to produce exceptional results.
The school’s sustained NSMQ participation and strong national ranking reaffirm its status as the gold standard for girls’ education in Ghana.
2. Archbishop Porter Girls’ Secondary School, Takoradi
Archbishop Porter Girls’ Secondary School ranks as the second-best girls’ school nationally in 2025. Known for excellence in science education and strong leadership development, the school has become a dominant force in the Western Region.
Its consistent national visibility in the NSMQ highlights the growing impact of girls’ schools outside traditional academic strongholds.
3. St. Louis Senior High School, Kumasi
St. Louis SHS secures the third position among girls’ schools in Ghana for 2025. As one of the most respected girls’ institutions in the Ashanti Region, St. Louis continues to combine academic discipline with moral and leadership training.
Its strong national ranking reflects years of sustained commitment to science and mathematics education for young women.
4. Holy Child School, Cape Coast
Holy Child School ranks fourth among girls’ senior high schools in 2025. With a long-standing tradition of excellence, the school continues to perform strongly in national academic competitions and remains a key contributor to the Central Region’s academic dominance.
Its consistent NSMQ participation underscores the strength of mission-based girls’ education in Ghana.
5. Krobo Girls’ Senior High School, Odumase
Rounding out the top five is Krobo Girls’ Senior High School, ranked fifth nationally among girls’ schools in 2025. A leading institution in the Eastern Region, Krobo Girls has steadily built a reputation for discipline, resilience, and strong academic performance.
The school’s presence in the national rankings highlights the growing competitiveness of girls’ schools across multiple regions of Ghana.
Conclusion
The 2025 EN Analytics rankings confirm that girls’ senior high schools remain central to Ghana’s academic success story. From Wesley Girls’ sustained national dominance to the continued rise of Archbishop Porter Girls and Krobo Girls, these institutions are shaping confident, analytical, and future-ready young women.
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 join us in celebrating the remarkable girls’ schools driving academic excellence in Ghana.
Published By: Justice Donkoh | GESHub.org
