St FRANCIS ROMAN CATHOLIC BASIC SCHOOL

Who the F.A.B Foundation Supports

Agnes Boakye

Agnes was born on the 28th of April 2012. She aspires to be a nurse in the future.

Dora Menenkoma

Dora was born on the 24th of January 2011. She aspires to be a professional teacher.

Laar Lordina

Laar was born on the 15th of March 2013. She aspires to be a midwife.

Serwaa Mary

Serwaa was born on the 24th of May 2011. She aspires to become a teacher.

Cindy Awunpuk

Cindy was born on the 25th of April 2011. She aspires to become a nurse in the future.

Kwabena Peter

Kwabena was born on the 17th of April 2008. He aspires to become a teacher.

Wendy Cosmos

Wendy was born on the 5th of January 2011. She aspires to be a doctor.

Pouwere Douglas

Pouwere was born on the 21st of October 2009. He aspires to be a physician assistant.

Sarah Adomaa

Sarah was born on the 3rd of May 2009. She aspires to be a nurse.

Sah Solomon

Sah was born on the 7th of January 2012. He aspires to be a prison officer

How You Can Support

By donating to the FAB Foundation, you will be buying stationary and learning resources for these children. You can either choose to donate to individual pupils, the whole group or to the school in general by specifying on the donation form.

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The School

The School started under the presidency of one Mr Philip Owusu Ansah and Mr Osei Tutu who were then the Church president and vice respectively of the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Sekyedumase, in the mid 1970s . The above Church president and His vice requested for a piece of land and were given 139 acres for the School by the then Sekyedumase chief, Nana Sah Yaw. The school started in three pavilion classrooms. Later, three brick classrooms were built under the auspice of a Mr Dominic Anomah ( now Nana Gyapa 11 the current Kontihene of Sekyedumase) who was the then Offinso District Chief Executive(DCE) in the 1980s.

At first, the school was under the Local Authority and was later changed to a Roman Catholic Primary in the year 2010 through the initiative of Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Opoku Gyasi, the then parish priest of Ejura-Sekyedumase parish, and teachers of the school.

The population of the school has since increased due to academic excellence. Currently the total population for both the primary and Junior High School stands at 1105 which is far better than in 2010 when the total population was 25.

Administration

Mr. Listowel Adu -Acheampong

Primary School Headmaster and Teacher

Mr. Robert Abongo

Rev. Fr. Anthony Twum

Rev. Fr. Andrew Agyei -Sarpong

Junior School Headmaster and Head Teacher