TASHS: SRC Week, Speech & Prize Giving Day Celebrations

The Board of Governors, P.T.A., Management, Staff, Past & Current Students of Tanyigbe Senior High School cordially invite you to her SRC Week, Speech & Prize Giving Day Celebrations on the theme "DISCIPLINE: THE KEY TO ACHIEVING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE".

Other activities lined up for the week long celebration are:

Monday, 14^th July

• 7:30am             -              Clean-up Exercise
• 2:00pm             -              Float through Tanyigbe Towns

Tuesday, 15^th July

• 7:30am              -            Gemes
• 5:00pm              -            Praise Worship Night

Wednesday, 16^th July

• 7:30am              -            Seminar (Substance Abuse/Medical Health)
• 2:00pm              -            Indoor Games
• 5:30pm              -            Drama Night, TASHS goes Professional

Thursday, 17^th July

• 7:30am              -            Face of TASHS (Part I)
• 5:00pm              -            Face of TASHS (Part II)

Friday, 18^th July

• 7:30am              -            Preparation of Durbar Ground
• 5:00pm              -            Borborbor Night

Saturday, 19^th July

• 9:00am              -            Grand Durbar
• 5:00pm              -            Variety Show

Sunday. 20^th July

• 7:30am              -            Thanksgiving Service
• 5:00pm              -            Gospel Rock Show

There will be a grand durbar, exhibition and performances.

All are cordially are invited.

Thank you!

TASHS SRC WEEK 2024 CELEBRATION FEVER

The Student Representative Council (SRC) week is one of the most looked forward to yearly events at Tanyigbe Senior High School (The Mountain Side College), despite the fact that there aren't many social events. 

It was created as a part of the social events that the SRC committee arranged to interact with students and provide them a fun-filled week-long break to help them relax from their demanding coursework, assignments, and dreaded exams. 

These esteemed occasion take place on the school premises from Wednesday, May 22nd to Sunday, May 26th between 6:00am and 7:00pm.

The SRC week of this year is almost approaching, and there are plenty of reasons to look forward to this exciting occasion.

First let us consider the fact that there’s been a change in members of the SRC committee. We can hope for nothing but fun and enticing events.

The event’s activities are nicely listed out for anticipation starting with the usual

• Float
• Inter House Quiz
• Talk Show
• Jams
• Borborbor Night
• Sports And Games (Between Students & Teachers)

It is recommended that students take part in most or all of these activities. We would hate for any student to be excluded from any of these enjoyable events. Students' involvement determines the event's outcome, thus even if the majority of students choose not to participate, the committee wouldn't be held responsible because we can already predict the result.

Endeavor to Anticipate and Participate!!!

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God Bless you

Free SHS Reentry: 2022, 2021 and 2020 JHS Graduates Who Could Not Enroll in SHS Should Take Note

BECE candidates who completed in 2022, 2021 and 2020 respectively, but could not progress to Senior High School due to unforeseen circumstances are qualified to complete our Reentry Form.

Prospective candidates should use this platform to submit their details by completing our online reentry form and download our Prospectus for onward processing.

Note: Students who failed or had nine (9) in English, Science and Mathematics subjects cannot get admission.

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Tanyigbe Senior High School Gets New Board

A 14-member governing board to steer the affairs of the Tanyigbe Senior High School in the Ho Municipality of the Volta Region has been inaugurated at a ceremony that took place at the school.

The board, chaired by Dr. Kenneth Fafa Egbadzor, a pioneer student and a researcher of plant genetics has a three-year tenure, and among others, it would oversee the running of the school and the implementation of policies and other developmental plans.

Members of the board include Rev. John Ahorgah, Mr. Francis Yao Agbavitor, Mr. Mathias Tengey and Ms. Barbara Wutor.

Others are Mr Yao Xetor, Mr James Lebene, Ms. Diana-Ross Akoi, Mr. Paul Kwami Dorgbetor and Mr. Mawuli Gbortsu, with a representative each from the municipal and regional directorate of education.

The Paramount Chief of the traditional area, Togbe Kodi Adiko VI, who graced the occasion with his sub-chiefs and elders, encouraged the new board to work hard and build on the efforts of previous boards to bring about sustainable transformation to the school.

He urged the board to endeavour to address the perennial water problem as it is one of the very pressing needs of the school. He pledged his unflinching support to the board and wished them well.

Speaking on behalf of the board, Dr. Egbadzor thanked the school authorities and the chiefs and elders of the town for their vote of confidence in them, and expressed their readiness to do their best for the development of the school.

He said the board would count on the support of the people towards a successful tenure, adding that they would draw inspiration from the people.

The headmistress of the school, Madam Diana-Ross Akoi, said the school has seen a steady improvement over the years, saying the 2017 WASSCCE result is a confirmation, as the school attained 100% passes with good grades in various subjects.

She recalled that the school started in 1991 through the tireless efforts of Togbe Kwasi Adiko V, then Paramount Chief of Tanyigbe. She said in spite of the great progress over the years, the school faces some challenges such as limited staff bungalows, administration block, lack of ultra-modern science laboratory, inadequate classroom blocks, unavailability of water storage system, inadequate boarding facilities and lack of school fence among others.

Moving forward, the headmistress said she is hopeful that the numerous challenges would be appropriately dealt with.

The outgoing board chairman, Mr. Victor Akude, said he was convinced that the new team would work hard to complete ongoing projects on schedule and have time to initiate new ones.

He also appealed to the GETFUND to speed up on-going projects to bring relief to the school to promote quality teaching and learning.

In a statement read on his behalf, the acting Volta Regional Director of Education commended the school authorities for putting the board together.

He encouraged the members to have time and be committed to the school, and also have a right disposition to die a little for a genuine course.

Senior citizens of Tanyigbe were also present to give their support as has been the case over the years. At the ceremony was Major General Henry K Anyidoho (Rtd), the Development Chief of Tanyigbe and Professor Kofi Anyidoho.

Source: citifmonline.com

TASHS Staff Pay Homage to the Late Paramount Chief of Tanyigbe Traditional Area, Togbega Kwasi Adiko's Family

The Staff of Tanyigbe Senior High School and its entourage, the E.P. Pastor, Rev. Pastor Benoni Hlomatsi, representatives of Health post and the staff of Tanyigbe Kpodzi E.P. JHS under the leadership of Togbe Afordi together visited the bereaved family of Togbega Adiko V on Monday, 27^th March 2017. The team took the opportunity to go and pay homage to the chiefs and elders of Tanyigbe Traditional area over the death of their paramount chief who happened to play a pivotal role in the establishment of our noble TASHS.

The group were welcomed on their arrival. As custom demands, the chiefs and elders asked to know our mission. To this, our spokesperson, Mr. Ben Tseklu informed them of our mission after the exchange of greetings. He erred his displeasure over the non-involvement of Tanyigbe-Kpodzi in the activities leading to the final funeral rites of the paramount chief.  He then stated the importance of Tanyigbe-Kpodzi to be the overall development of Tanyigbe.  To this, he outlined certain vital services Kpodzi renders to Tanyigbe including health care delivery, housing the highest educational institution thus TASHS etc. To this effect, he described Kpodzi as a recognised part of Tanyigbe and should therefore not be left out.

Further, Mr. Ben Tseklu reiterated the significant roles Togbega Kwasi Adiko V played in the establishment of TASHS.  He also advised that, the wish of the late chief was that, all the projects started in the school should be completed through the efforts of the entire community.  He further called for unity among the people of Tanyigbe to ensure the achievements of their set goals, for “A united minority is better than divided majority”.  He informed the chiefs and elders of the decision of the hierarchy of TASHS to name one of the new buildings after Togbega Kwasi Adiko V as a sign of gratitude after the buildings are completed.

The chiefs and elders reacted to our message and assured us that, they have taken cognisance of our grievances and also promised to address them without delay.  With regards to the late chief’s effort in bringing secondary education to Tanyigbe community, a representative of the chiefs informed us that, the father of the late chief laid the foundation to that effect, so all Togbe did was to continue the good work of his father.  He also advised that, the hierarchy of the school should work in unison to ensure that, the prime purpose of Togbe Adiko V is fulfilled.

With regards to presentations, three (3) crates of Malts were donated by the Tanyigbe-Kpodzi team.  In furtherance, TASHS again donated two (2) bottles of Castle Bridge, two (2) cartons of bottled water, a 50kg bag of rice and an amount of GH¢500.00 to remind the community that, the school has not forgotten of the efforts of Togbega Adiko V.  These items were warmly received by the chiefs and elders in council.

After our presentation, the chiefs and elders in turn presented one (1) crate of Malt to us.

Source: TASHS Media

TASHS Launches 25th Anniversary Celebration on 19th March

Tanyigbe Senior High School (TASHS) in the Ho Municipality of Volta Region will be launching their 25^th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday 19^th March 2016 at 10:00am at E.P. Church Cathedral, Ho-Kpodzi. 

The theme of the celebration is “Repositioning Community Senior High Schools for Greater Prospects: The Role of Stakeholders” 

It will mark a series of pre-anniversary activities such as Football game, Sing Song competition, Health Walk, Clean Up exercise and fundraising to meet critical infrastructural needs in the school. 

Highlights of the official launch include unveiling of the 25th Anniversary cloth, fundraising, and inter-generational. 

Students and management of Tanyigbe Senior High School, past students of the School, as well as the numerous friends of the School are expected to attend the launch, which will begin the 25th anniversary celebrations. 

However, the celebration of the 25^th Anniversary will take place in September, 2016.