Sunday, June 6, 2010
Labone v Clerk - grande Finale- Odadee91 Inter-house 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Semi-finals - Odadee91 Inter-house Football - Sat 5 June
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Clerk and Engmann advance to semi-finals...

Day two of the Odadee91 Annual Inter-house Football 2010 saw Clerk beat Akro 1-0 courtesy a Kingsley Asibey goal, while Engmann beat Kwansa 2-1 with Kwame Frimpong & Eugene Agyare(Engmann) & Theophilus Tagoe [Kwansa] scoring.
Sat 5 June [semi-finals]:
- Hse 8 v Labone
- Clerk v Engmann
Monday, May 31, 2010
House 8 and Labone in semi-finals...Odadee91 Football 2010

Saturday, May 29, 2010
Odadee91 Annual Inter-house Football 2010 is here...

IT'S FINALLY HERE !!! The ODADEE91 ANNUAL INTER-HOUSE FOOTBALL 2010. [VENUE]: PRESEC-LEGON PITCH
- WILL IT BE LABONE or AKRO or ENGMANN or CLERK or RIIS or KWANSA or HOUSE 7 or HOUSE 8 FOR THIS YEAR'S TITLE. CAN LABONE DEFEND THE TITLE THEY WON LAST YEAR ? COME CHEER YOUR HOUSE TO VICTORY AMIDST "JAMA + MUSIC + OLD SCHOOL MATES". (SPECIAL HIGHLIGHT- PENALTY SHOOTOUT CHALLENGE - PRESEC STAFF v ODADEE91). IT WILL BE WOW !!! NO WAHALA, NO SHAKE !!!!!!! COM WATCH ODADEE SOCCER EXTRAVAGANZA !!!
- Mon 31 May - Preliminary round- Games 1 & 2
-Tues 1 June - Preliminary round - Games 3 & 4
- Sat 5 June - Semi-finals 1 & 2
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
EACH - PRESEC 2009 Annual Report Summary

Educational Accessibility for Children in Hardship (EACH)
EACH-Presec Scholar Award Program is the result of a partnership between EACH (Educational Accessibility for Children in Hardship) Foundation and alumni of Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School. The Each-Foundation makes scholarships available to brilliant but underprivileged primary, junior and senior secondary school students in Ghana.
EACH-Presec specifically focuses on the exceptional students of Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School, Legon-Accra, Ghana. Scholarship recipients receive an award that helps fund their educational expenses, are assigned mentors and are awarded a book prize.
Scholarship Recipients
This year’s scholarship process was particularly competitive. We recorded a record number of applicants, after extensive efforts by the EACH-Presec Ghana team to publicize the program’s offering and benefits.
Congratulations to the 2009 scholarship recipients:
Elorm Azugbe
Musah Azumah
Elorm and Musah: well done, you have earned this. Thanks also to members of the scholarship selection team; this year’s process was particularly effective.
Finances
2009 was a very successful financial year for EACH-Presec. After revamping the fundraising program in 2008 to a more focused fundraising effort, we received more than GHS 7,500 in total contributions for 2009. In addition, outstanding pledges at the end of 2009 amounted to over GHS 7,000.
We are happy to say the majority of the contributions came for the leadership of EACH-Presec. This is important because by funding EACH’s work, these leaders have affirmed their commitment to EACH-Presec’s work and to the scholars’ educational needs. Thank you again to our generous donors.
Mentorship and work experience
For the second year, in consultation with Paa Kwesi Imbeah, OdadeƸ ’98, of Suuch Solutions (a Ghana based technology consulting firm), EACH-Presec continued the paid internship program for our scholars.
This provided an excellent opportunity for our scholars to gain experience in a professional environment. Elorm Azugbe and Musah Azumah participated in the program and had a great learning experience.
Next Steps
Among the top priorities for EACH-Presec’s leadership team are how to make sure scholars are well supported throughout their time at Presec and how to ensure the program is financially sustainable. To these ends, we will continue to pursue the establishment of an endowment for all scholarships. In particular, our fundraising will focus on endowment-related pledges from key program leaders. In addition, we will target long term investment instruments. Our hope is to secure more funds from committed OdadeƸ to further expand our scholarship program and other activities.
Please visit us at http://eachfoundation.org/eachpresec/
Timothy Kotin, OdadeƸ ‘06
Public Relations Officer
EACH-PRESEC
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Presec Beats Pope John In Science And Maths Quiz
[Presec Beats Pope John In Science And Maths Quiz]
Dr. Elsie Effah Kaufmaann was the Quiz Mistress at the beginning of the 1/8 final round where Presec continued to keep its hole of winning this year’s trophy alive.
Watch out this weekend as Keta Senior High School and Anglican Senior High School, Kumasi, meet for the 11th week in yet another keen competition.
Last week, Wesley Girls got another chance to stay in the competition by being the highest scoring loser. Their comeback was well-deserved as they sent competition veterans, Prempeh College home at the preliminary stage.
In the previous weeks, PRESEC knocked our St Francis Xavier, while Pope John edged our Mfantsiman Girls and Anglican Senior High School beat Mafantsipim School with Keta Senior High Scholl thrashing Achimota School.
Accra Academy sent Bolgatanga Senior High School packing and St. Augustine’s College got St. Louis Senior High School out of the contest. Tamale Senior High School beat Wesley Girls’ High School and Opoku Ware ensured that it was the end of the road for Notre Dame Seminary.
Source: Daily Graphic
Updated on: 14-Apr-10