Best places: Schools in NanaKrom, Ghana

👍👍 Good institute for learning the English language. Well located setting with Madame Gloria a perfect English teacher. I highly recommend

👍👍 I must say.. UPSA Hostel gave me first taste of Uni life it's a great place to be. It houses roughly 3700 students. Room booking is easy done online via the hostel portal. The rooms available are 4 in 1 rooms, 2 in 1 rooms and 1 in a room. Also access to water is not a problem and a standby generat...

👍👍 It is AMAZING, what they do here. Great place, good location, good scenery and a restaurant for when you are hungry. Their library has some incredible books... And I also love the fact that they collaborate with groups et al to organise creative activities that is helping the Ghanaian Creatives and...

👍 Best school ever I love the teachers but pls devyani ma'am shouldn't call people foolish I'll give it 5 stars if she stops I promise

👍 Neat and calm environment for study and events

👍👍 Congratulations Young Executive School for winning the 2019 Best Private School award. Your numerous achievements speaks volume.

👍 A school of great perception in terms of preparing and neutering its Students to socialize with the nation and live meaningfully

👍👍 Great place to have all your sporting activities

👍👍 An international school that welcomes all people between ages of 4 to 18. They train and educate children, build them up with better skills and knowledge for their goals. The school also help develop give the children solid foundation by encouraging them improve on talents to support their countrie...

👍 Best Senior High in Suhum. Really dedicated teachers and industrious students.

😠 A school that can sack kids that owe as little as ghc 89.00 from class is a school not worth any better rating. Pay all the thousands and they will ask your kid out of the class for as little as ghc 89.00. Very sad.

👍👍 It is a centre of langages and professionals studies.. It is also open to the general public to hold their activities.... Long live to CELPS, to Mr Idrissou, the founder and to all staff members who are trying their best to keep the place accessible.