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During mock exam today, a form 3 day student went to steal some books in Pearson House and was caught. He was beaten mercilessly by the students until Pearson Housemaster went to his rescue.
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May 26, 2004
OWASS boys came to our school on Saturday to demonstrate that they are also National Champions after they claimed they won a national basketball competition final against PRESEC.
They actually prepared for this mission by preparing placards with statements written on them, which they brought with them to our royal grounds.
More dishearteningly, they were dressed in torn and dirty cloths.
The OWAREAN invasion.
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They ran out of the school when some irate boys threatened "to beat them by the count of 3."
Luckily this website was on hand to take pictures of this situation which we will show the whole world.
No one went to their campus to jubilate when Prempeh beat them in 5 competitions this year out of a total of 7. In fact, no group of Prempeh students have ever invaded OWASS campus in our history. But the OWAREANS always storm our campus for very trivial reasons.
In February, they stormed into a meeting of Prempeh's and Yaa Asantewaa Girls' ROYAL PAIR meeting and disrupted the proceedings. Why are they so obsessed with Prempeh College? When will this madness end?
Editor's Note: This report has been written and presented without any prejudice or insult, even if the leading character is viewed as an opponent. It is not intended to portray any school in a negative light. It has only been presented here because it pertains directly to Prempeh College.We are simply reporting an incident on our campus, which should not be viewed as an attempt to injure the reputation of anyone.
May 26, 2004
Students held a special offertory towards JOHN WESLEY DAY which was a holiday for all Methodists. Also the students donated 1.2 million cedis towards Uncle Ebo's funeral.
May 19, 2004
The funeral of our Music master Mr. Acquah, popularly known as Uncle Ebo, who recently passed away will be held at the school field tomorrow.
The school choir will be there to honour him.
Uncle Ebo wrote the modern school anthem.
May 19, 2004
Last Sunday was visiting Sunday, which is the 3rd sunday of every month. About three hundred cars parked on the premises of The Kings College with no room for incoming traffic.
Meanwhile about 1.5 million cedis and mobile phone belonging to a student was stolen at Osei Tutu House while the Seniors were taking their mock exam. The mock ends on May 26.
May 19, 2004
Out of fear of being condemned by the Ghana Education Service again, our Headmaster Mr. Asamoah Owusu-Achiaw has made the purchase of the School Magazine, The Stool optional for students, instead of adding to their bills. The magazine now costs 50,000 cedis and that is a headache for the students.
The Headmaster has actually sent a fax to the Education Minister seeking his permission to add the mafazine charge to thee school bill. A response from the Ministry is pending.
You may recall that the Headmaster was warned by the Education Service for excessive fees during the first term.
May 14, 2004
The Headmaster announced at the Closing Assembly ceremony at the end of last term that students will write a PE exam this term. He wasn't kidding. The boys have just began writing the Physical Education exam.
Meanwhile the prefectorial candidates have been given the green light by the Headmaster to start campaigning for elections. The aspiring prefects had to write a motivational letter to the Senior Prefect, who selects the eligible candidates and presents them to the Headmaster. After the vetting process by the Headmaster and his staff, the student body will then vote for their ideal leaders.
This website will bring you a profile of all the candidates and their manifestos with interesting analysis as well as all the proceedings regarding the vetting and elections.
May 12, 2004
The chaplaincy board in conjunction with the administration are putting measures in place to renovate the vestry.The vestry which serves as the place for the storage of Holy Materials as well as the guest room for invited preachers and men of God had not been renovated for a long time now. This action which is even in progress will help give a new face to the vestry and the Chapel Prefects have also promised to maintain the place and make it better.
May 10, 2004
Prempeh now serves as a registration center of the WAEC'S PRIVATE EXAM popularly known as NOV-DEC in Ghana.
Classroom window broken by remedial students.
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An unfortunate incident has taken place today as the mob broke a glass of the main classroom block.
One Prempeh student took advantage of the visitors' hardships and used that opportunity to make money when he secured a seat for someone and sold it to the person. He wasn't so lucky and was caught. The headmaster ordered him to leave the school early this morning at Assembly. His trunk and chop box were sent out of the school. He has now lost his boarding privilege. He will continue as a day student.
May 10, 2004
The Japanese Ambassador to Ghana on Saturday toured the College with the President of the Old Boys Association, Prof. K.A.B. Akosah. They started from the Prempeh JSS all the way to the College. It took them some time over there but the man did not address the students. Senior Prefect Gyabaah told this website that he has no idea what the purpose of the visit was or what they accomplished on the tour.
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