Facilities

The school’s dining hall, which was initially constructed to cater for 450 students in 1960, has been renovated and expanded over a period of time to cater for 2,500 students

The first Science Block was dedicated on 3 March 1957. It was a gift from Barclays DCO to commemorate Ghana’s attainment of Independence. This 3 roomed block is popularly referred to as the Old Science block. The second Science Block was built by the Ghana Government, part of which is currently being used as a Science Resources Centre, serving students of three other Senior Secondary Schools in the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese District.

The present Administration Block which was completed in 1972 houses the staff common room, library on the top floor and the accounts office, bursars’ office and the office of the Head Master. An epitome of discipline and dedication, the block has served as a deterrent to would be way ward students as its location ensures that staff members have a clear view of all the classroom blocks and student activities during the day.

Referred to as the White Block, this imposing 2-storey structure sits in the middle of the campus and houses most of the classrooms of the school. It has approximately ………. classrooms dedicated to the various programmes on offer at the school. Sitting between the Administration block and the boys dormitories, it offers a clear view to each teacher (the authorities) as to the happenings in this block and also have a clear view of the dormitories. This ensures that any way ward student hiding in the dormitories can be seen from this block.

With the ever increasing demand for the Aggrey Memorial SHS brand, a new classroom block is being constructed by the PTA of the school. This is to augment the existing ones and also ensure that new students do not lack access to a modern classroom facility.

Formally referred to as the Main Hall or 6th Form block, this block used to house the Lower and Upper Six form classrooms, of the old educational system, it was solely reserved for the “SENIORS” of the school at the time. It also served as the entertainment hall and the Chapel during that period and used to house the music room and Infirmary, popularly called the sick bay.

The Full Gospel A.M.E. Zion Church of Temple Hills, Maryland in the USA, under Pastor, Rev. Dr. John A. Cherry, funded the construction of the ultra-modern Chapel/Assembly Hall Complex with a seating capacity of 2,000 for the school. This project, valued at approximately US$900,000.00, was started in November, 1995 and completed in February, 1998. His Lordship Bishop Warren Matthew Brown, the Bishop of the Western West African Episcopal District of the A.M.E. Zion Church dedicated and named the Complex, “Full Gospel A.M.E. Zion Chapel/Assembly Hall in June, 1997. At the dedication ceremony, the keys of the Assembly Hall were ultimately handed over to the then headmaster, Mr. Clement Bernasco Pobee.