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ANFOESEC@60: Old Students Association President urges alumni participation

By Morkporkpor Anku II Contributor
Education ANFOESEC@60: Old Students Association President urges alumni participation
MON, 23 MAR 2026

Mr Michael K.T. Klutse, President of the Old Students Association of Anfoega Senior High School (ANFOSA), has extended a warm invitation to all alumni, stakeholders, and friends of the school to participate fully in the 60th Anniversary celebration.

The week-long event is scheduled to take place from March 23 to 29, 2026, on the theme: “Celebrating 60 Years: The Role of Stakeholders in Providing Quality Education for the 21st Century.”

It will be graced by President John Dramani Mahama, the Guest of Honour.

Established in 1965, the school has nurtured generations of students who have become professionals, leaders, and contributors to national development.

Mr Klutse said the anniversary presented an opportunity to reflect on the school’s rich history, honour its founders and teachers, and recognise the contributions of past students and stakeholders who had supported its growth.

He noted that the theme underscored the importance of collaboration among the government, alumni, parents, and development partners in strengthening quality education for future generations.

Describing the Diamond Jubilee as a significant milestone, Mr Klutse said the school had, for six decades, remained a beacon of academic excellence, discipline, and character formation.

He added that the institution had produced generations of leaders, professionals, and change-makers who continued to contribute meaningfully to national development.

Mr Klutse said the anniversary would not only serve as a period of celebration and reunion but also as a moment for reflection, appreciation, and renewed commitment to the school’s development.

“It will also provide an opportunity to honour the vision of the founders, recognise the dedication of past and present staff, and appreciate the support of parents, alumni, and other stakeholders,” he said.

Mr Klutse urged all old students, partners, and well-wishers to return home and be part of the historic celebration, adding that their presence and support would contribute significantly to its success and help chart a brighter future for the school.

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