Mrs Gifty Andoh was today 6 June 2021 inducted as the new headmistress of AGSHS.

Watch the video.

Listen to the AGOSA ANTHEM I AGOSA HYMN

The Zongo Development Fund handed over the Gate Project on Wednesday, 21st April, 2021. Sponsorship for the main structural works was sought from the ZDF by the 1977 Year Group. The Northern Gate was funded by the 1965 Year Group. AGOSA National financed the remaining external works including landscaping and signage.

Fellow Agosans, The School will organize a short ceremony for Mrs Joyce S. Acolatse’s send off on Friday, 26th February, 2021 with some key stakeholders present. As was mentioned during the virtual General Meeting, it will be a fine opportunity for AGOSA to also present its Farewell package which includes a Citation. In view of the Covid-19 situation and the need for limited social gathering numbers, some Reps of the Executives, AC and the 1978 Year Group of which she is a member will represent the entire AGOSA at the function.

The handing over the administration of Accra Girls’ Senior High School by Mrs Joyce S Acolatse to Mrs Gifty Andoh took effect in August 2020 in the presence of Awurabena Okrah, the Board Chairperson.

Fellow Agosans, We share with you a picture and brief profile of Mrs Gifty Andoh, the new Headmistress of our dear Alma Mater received from the Board Chairperson. The Executives will pay a courtesy call on Mrs Andoh sometime next week.

Read her profile…

C-19 Donations 83 yr Group

The 1983 Year Group visited and presented some PPEs to the School today. According to the Headmistress the donation was timely. Let’s continue to support the School with our widow’s mite. Read more…

Regional debate win by AGSHS

64th Independence Day Celebration Debate Competition. Accra Girls SHS has won the regional debate contest. Read more…

This site is meant to provide a forum for all alumni to get in touch, to have fun and to provide a means of gathering resources that will enable us to assist our alma mater and to share with friends of our great School.

The idea of creating an AGOSAN network has existed for several years but recently a handful of us finally got down to business and set our minds to finalizing this vision hence the birth of our website.  We trust that you would support such an initiative as part of a strategy to enhance the support for AGISS.  All final-year students are seen as a primary target group for membership of  AGOSA.  All former students and even faculty are encouraged to become part of such a group.

A salute to all AGOSAN mothers (a mother in this context denotes any AGISS lady who has parented a child since she completed school).

We applaud all the thousands of mothers who are first and foremost home managers before anything else, and whom through their dint of hard work and sacrifice, have raised, served, nurtured, disciplined, shaped the minds & built up characters of, and have educated several children who have now become notables in the Ghanaian society at home and abroad.

A mother is always and at the same time, a loving servant, tender loving care-giver, educator, intercessor, overcomer,  financial manager, nurse, cook, seamstress, playmate, adviser, an advocate, diplomat, lawyer, politician, cheer-leader, industrious, safe-haven, in a gist a wholesome beautiful being who gives security to a child (a child denotes your own, sister/brother, stepson/daughter,  nephew/niece, cousin, adopted son/daughter, refugee, or even sponsored children).

Would you agree with us that, perhaps, the greatest achievement of AGISS, is the thousands of educated mothers that it has produced over the years of its existence?  More grease to our elbows!!  The old adage which says “When you educate a girl-child you have educated a nation” is really accurate.