HEADLINES

PREMPEH PRESENTS 823 CANDIDATES

TWO DISMISSED TODAY

THIEVES BREAK INTO MASTERS BUNGALOW

SSCE FRENCH PRACTICALS TODAY

WEEKEND ACTIVITIES SUMMARY

PREMPEH IN A QUIZ SHOWDOWN TOMORROW

BOLGATANGA PREFECTS VISIT THE KINGS COLLEGE

SRC INITIATES D-HALL PROJECT

PREMPEH PRESENTS 823 CANDIDATES

Friday, July 2, 2004

The Prempeh Examination Center, famously called The Slaughter House, in 2004.

Prempeh College is presenting 823 students for the 2004 SSSCE Exams, which begins July 5, 2004.

Critics believe this alarming number, which is symptomatic of Prempeh's population explosion, will spell doom for the College in this year's rankings. But that does not mean our boys will not excel. This is an excellent class that is destined to to succeed, contrary to the wishes of our enemies. They have our support.

It needs to be emphasized that this large class was not admitted by Headmaster Owusu-Achiaw; they were admitted by his predecessor, Mr. E.A. Sekyere.

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TWO DISMISSED TODAY

Tuesday, June 29, 2004

Two form three students were dismissed today when they were found to have arranged for a boy who is not a student of Prempeh College to sleep in their dormitory. According to the headmaster, these students harboured a boy who "cracks" (i.e.,"dances as if there were no bones in his body") in their dormitory. He is a professional dancer, it is believed. The boys are to go home but will come and write the exam.

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THIEVES BREAK INTO MASTERS BUNGALOW

Tuesday, June 29, 2004

The entire student body was stunned today when they realised early at dawn that some of the tapes and other materials in the cars of about 3 masters at the masters bungalows were stolen after the cars were broken into.

Everyone wondered what the security personnel were doing in the middle of the night when this burglary occurred. The thieves who were believed to have entered the school through the Adoato end where we have no wall, came around 2 am to do that heinous act. One of the security men said, he saw some strange people at the masters bungalow but never questioned them since he thought they were students.

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SSCE FRENCH PRACTICALS TODAY

Tuesday, June 22, 2004

Prempeh's students started the SSCE French practicals today.

Meanwhile The Headmaster has stipulated that no student is to stay on campus for the forthcoming mid-term holidays (30th June - 7th July) except the final year students.

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WEEKEND ACTIVITIES SUMMARY

Tuesday, June 22, 2004

Prempeh did not participate in the GTV quiz as planned on Sunday. We went there to find that our boys were not present. Our sisters Yaa Asantewaa won the Quiz, with Technology Secondary School (KNUST) placing second, Mmofratro Secondary third and St. Louis Girls, last. The Quiz was organized by GBC and Ghana Food & Drug Board as part of activities marking National Road Safety Week.

Furthermore, the Obrafuor rap concert did not come one as planned.

However, the cadets staged their Golden Jubilee parade under the theme: "Cadet Corps: Leaders of tomorrow." Stay tuned in for photos from the golden event.

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PREMPEH IN A QUIZ SHOWDOWN TOMORROW

Saturday, June 19, 2004

As part of the National Road Safety Week, GBC and Ghana Food & Drug Board is organizing a "What do you know?" Quiz competition tomorrow at Prempeh Assembly Hall. which will be broadcast on GTV. The competing schools are St. Louis Girls, Yaa Asantewaa Girls, Technology Secondary School and Prempeh College.

The quizmaster is Dan Afari Yeboah. It could be seen live on GTV at 11am.

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BOLGATANGA PREFECTS VISIT THE KINGS COLLEGE

Saturday, June 19, 2004

The Prempeh Prefectorial body of 2003/2004

The Prefectorial body of Bolgatanga Secondary School (Big BOSS) will arrive at The Kings College tomorrow to understudy the way of life on Prempeh campus, and especially to learn about the success of Prempeh College and how our prefects deal with school issues. They will be staying for one week. The will be expected to use all the facilities in the school and socialize with the young Amanfoo just as the Berekum prefects did when they visited the Royal School.

It may be recalled that the prefectorial body of twenty students of Berekum Secondary School (BESS) in the Brong Ahafo Region visited the College on 16th to 23rd November last year.

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SRC INITIATES D-HALL PROJECT

Saturday, June 19, 2004

The SRC is starting a project of installing ceiling fans in the dining hall. However, the students say they want bowls instead of fans. But the project will still kick off.

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