Ashaiman Senior High (ASHAISEC)

ASHAIMAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, popularly known as GREAT ASHAISEC came into existence when the erstwhile PNDC Government saw the need to establish a Secondary School in Ashaiman to cater for a large number of Junior Secondary School graduates from Ashaiman and its environs who needed to reap the benefits of Senior Secondary Education.
The school was formally opened in September 1990. In the following month, Mr. C. M. Amekugee, B.A. (Hons) a Geography teacher of Nungua Secondary School was appointed as its first Headmaster.
On Monday, 4th February, 1991 the first batch of students admitted to the school reported to complete admission formalities. Ashaiman Secondary School (now Senior High School) originally started with two (2) programmes. These were Agricultural Science and Vocational comprising Home Economics and Visual Arts programmes. The first batch of students, 179 in all, wrote the final examination, the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, in November/December 1993.
During its thirty-one (31) years of existence, Ashaiman Secondary School has had eight (8) substantive Heads.

Core Values

Excellence, Discipline, Hardworking, Teamwork, Integrity, Respect

Mission

To train and equip learners with requisite aptitude and attitude to contribute to Nation building.
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Vision

Becoming a prestigious institution to produce quality graduates to meet the demands of tertiary education and the job market.

Features

School Code 0010203
System Type Double Track
Motto Till The Prize Is Won
Founded 1990
Open Hours Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Accommodation Day and Hostile
Gender Mixed
Category C
Type Public shs
Denomination Non-Denominational

Ashaiman Senior High Anthem

Hail, hail great Ashaisec 
Arise and Shine for honours 
Modernization calls for change 
Knowledge and skill we deserve 
To Shine in love response
To build our school and nation strong
Lies on each group to bear:

Great Ashaisec,  Great Ashaisec 
Arise and Shine Forever