Fiaseman Senior High School
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| Type | Public high school |
| Established | 1955 |
| Colors | Pink and blue |
| Nickname | Fiasec |
Fiaseman Senior High School (often called FIASEC) is a public secondary school in Tarkwa, in the Western Region of Ghana. It is a mixed school, meaning both boys and girls attend.[1]
Fiaseman Senior High School was started in 1955 by Mr. Jonathan Pra Kofi Ainoo. At first, it was a secretarial school with only 16 students and 2 teachers.[2] Later, it changed into a secondary commercial school called Royal Secondary Commercial School in 1967.[1]
In 1974, the government added it to the public school system. The school changed its name to Fiaseman Secondary School in 1977 after an agreement with the Wassa Fiase Traditional Council.[3]
In 2005, the school marked its 50th anniversary. At that time, it had about 1,300 students — 600 boys and 700 girls.[1]
Academics
ICT and infrastructure
In 2022, Second Lieutenant Dennis Duku, a former student and now a U.S. Army officer, donated 50 new computers to the school.[5] The computers had Intel i5 processors, 8GB RAM, and 500GB hard drives. This was to help students learn ICT better.[5]
The same year, another organization also donated 50 computers to improve teaching and learning.[6]
