Admission Fees To Be Paid At Roman Ridge School Sparks Endless Controversy As It’s More Than Fees Of All Universities In Ghana -[SEE LETTER]

Following what BROADCASTGHANA has seen which generates what appears as enedless debate is the admission fees of Roman Ridge School.

Ghanaians are currently wagging their tongues in a total dismay and kept asking if the school will offer the pupils jobs after complettion.

Well, a question we cannot answer, but leave this to the school authority.

As schools are expected to resume tomorrow, parents are doing the necessary preparations to send their wards back to school.

But what they are met with is the update of school fees and admission fees as well. It is no longer strange that most private schools charge huge sum of money, while others charge moderately. Some even charge considerably low fees.

In line with the above narrative, BROADCASTGHANA brings to our cherished readers, a viral photo that captures the school fees and admission fees of a top-ranking school in Accra, thus ‘The Roman Ridge’ school.

From the paper slip, registration fee alone is GHS575. Admission fee is GHS20,125, and it includes stationery for the child until completion.

School fees per term for pupils from nursery to Primary 6 is GHS10,580.00 only. Fees for Form 1 to Form 5 students is GHS12,563.75. Sixth form students also pay GHS13,225.00 only.

Lunch and uniform are not included in the figures stated above.

See photo below:

About ‘The Roman Ridge School’

The Roman Ridge School (TRRS) was founded in 2002 and is a private co-educational institution of 700 students, from ages 4 to 18.

At TRRS, we aim to offer our pupils the highest quality of education, based on the British Preparatory & Independent School system, whilst being firmly rooted in Ghanaian life and culture.

We are registered with the Ghana Education Service (GES Reg No.: HQ\GAR.1\BS\08001) and are proud to be the first accredited Independent Preparatory School in West Africa, holding memberships with several prestigious UK associations, including the Independent Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS) and The Society of Heads.

We are also the first school in Ghana and third in Africa, to successfully undergo a full inspection with the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI), which we completed in February 2014.

TRRS is also a registered Independent Cambridge International Examinations Centre (GH020).