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About
Founded in 1961, Ofori Panin Senior High School (OPASS) is one of Ghana's most respected second-cycle institutions. Located in Kukurantumi, Eastern Region, OPASS has consistently trained students to excel academically, socially, and morally. Over the years, OPASS has produced professionals in various fields including medicine, law, education, business, and engineering. The school prides itself on combining strong academic performance with character development to shape future leaders.
Vision & Mission
Vision
"To be a leading center of academic excellence, discipline, and innovation in Ghana and beyond."
Mission
"To provide holistic education that nurtures the intellect, talents, and moral values of students; equipping them with the skills and integrity needed to excel in an ever-changing world."
Core Values
- Discipline
- Integrity
- Academic Excellence
- Leadership
- Innovation
- Service to Community
School Motto
The motto is "Dwen Na Som", which translates to "Think and Serve." It emphasizes thoughtful leadership and community service.
School Colours
Ofori Panin Senior High School's official colors are blue and white, a classic combination that reflects trust, clarity, and academic integrity.
School Crest Symbolism
OPASS's crest features symbolic elements that reflect its values and heritage:
- Leopard: Symbolizes strength and intelligence
- Torch: Represents enlightenment and success
- Cutlass: Reflects the school's agricultural roots in Akim Abuakwa
- Tree: Signifies the rainforest of Akyem and the cocoa trade's economic importance
School Anthem
1. Hail to thee our dear OPASS. Our alma mater Sons and daughters of OPASS Sing your praises loud.
Chorus: Onward, onward we OPASSIANS, Sing aloud your praises. Hail to thee our GREAT OPASS, Our alma mater.
Composed by W.A.S. Amoyaw on January 10, 1970.
Alumni Association
The OPASS Alumni Association (Opassians) fosters a strong network among former students, helping them support each other and give back to the school. Here's how alumni stay engaged:
- Mentorship Programs: Alumni mentor current students, guiding them academically and professionally.
- Infrastructure Support: The class of 1969 donated 250 plastic chairs for the Assembly Hall to mark their golden jubilee in 2019. The class of 1984 generously funded a 12-seater minibus (approx. GH¢80,000) in 2021 to support the school's Science & Robotics teams.
- Alumni Events: Hosts reunions, innovation expos, athletics meets, and cultural festivals to rekindle school spirit and community.
- Networking Opportunities: Alumni are encouraged to connect globally via professional networks and join platforms dedicated to Opassians worldwide.
Life
Campus Life
Life at Ofori Panin Senior High (OPASS) goes beyond the classroom. Students are encouraged to grow academically, socially, and personally through vibrant activities, traditions, and experiences.
Facilities
Science Laboratories
Fully equipped Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs for practical learning.
ICT Centers
Computer labs with internet access to promote digital literacy and research.
Library
Stocked with textbooks, reference materials, and digital resources to aid independent study.
Boarding Houses
Safe and comfortable accommodation that fosters discipline and community living.
Sports Facilities
Football fields, volleyball and basketball courts, and athletics tracks that encourage fitness and teamwork.
Alumni
Alumni Highlights
Our Prestigious Alumni
Samuel (SNY)
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Kwaku Danso-Boafo
Served as Ghana's High Commissioner to the UK and Ireland, and Ambassador to Cuba (among other accreditations). His diplomatic leadership continues to inspire generations of Opassians.
Dorothy Yeboah-Manu
A renowned microbiologist and Director at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, University of Ghana, known for her work on host-pathogen interactions.