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Wesley Grammar School

Established: 1956

Location: Dansoman, Accra, Ghana

Motto: Love, Truth, and Service

School Anthem: "We Hail Thee"

Nickname: WES-G

Colors: Blue and White

Residency: Day and Boarding

Religious Affiliation: Methodist

Current Headstaff: Mrs. Barbara J.T. Thompson

Wesley Grammar School, founded in 1956, is a co-educational secondary institution located in Dansoman, Accra. It operates under the Ghana Education Service and is managed by the Methodist Church Ghana. The school occupies a campus of approximately 20 acres, which it shares with the Methodist University College and the headquarters of the Methodist Church.

History

The school was envisioned by the Methodist Church to foster education grounded in intellectual development and Methodist traditions. It was originally named Wesley Boys High School under the leadership of the late Rev. L.H.S Osae Addo. By 1961, the school transitioned into the public education system and evolved into a full boarding institution. Although de-boarding occurred in 1985 due to government policies, boarding was partially reintroduced in 2000.

Facilities

Wesley Grammar School boasts a comprehensive campus with facilities that include:

Science laboratories
A modern library
Computer labs
Sports fields
Dormitories for boarding students

Houses

The school has four houses, each named to honor distinguished individuals:

Pesemaku House: Named after Nii Aryee Pesemaku, the Gbese Mantse.
Addo House: Named after Rev. J.E. Addo.
Dodoo House: Named after Mr. Robert Dodoo.
Osae-Addo House: Named after Rev. L.H.S Osae-Addo.

Each house accommodates male and female students, with eight sub-groups overall.

Academics

Wesley Grammar offers programs in the following areas:

General Science
General Arts
Visual Arts
Business
Home Economics

The school prepares students for higher education and national development.

Notable Alumni

The school is proud to have produced distinguished individuals, including:

Rebecca Akufo-Addo: First Lady of Ghana
Most Rev. Titus Awotwi Pratt: Former Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church Ghana
Anita Akuffo: Journalist and TV Presenter
Gasmilla: Ghanaian Hiplife Artist
DJ Mic Smith: DJ

External Links

Wesley Grammar Official Facebook Page
The Methodist Church Ghana

References

"Presiding Bishop," The Methodist Church Ghana, 2016-09-07.
WESGOSA 3rd Annual Home-Coming Event Magazine.

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