1.    We have established Crèche which is in the name of the Church with modern amenities.  We were assisted by the friends of the Crèche, St. Philips Episcopal Church in United States of America.  Terminal Account is made to our friends.  

2.    Madam Philomena Emma Indu is in charge of the Crèche with the Primary ‘A’ Head   
Teacher as an overseer.

3.    St. Philips has donated to the school so many items including Television, Video Deck,
UPS, Small Table Top Computer which has all the names of the children who has           passed through the school and fees paid on record.

4.    By the assistance of our Friends at St. Philips we have added an addition block to the
School.  One Classroom and an Office.  The Office is yet to be furnished.

5.    Nursery School building as at 2007, its roof was tatted and school closes as soon as the rains starts.  By the help of donors especially Hon. Kojo Armah, we removed all the roof and raised the wall of the building to give more light to the children in the school and re-roofed the entire nursery with new Iron sheets.

6.    We have since then tried to plaster the entire building, even though we are left with some portion of the verandah because of lack of funds.

7.    Nursery is also headed by Madam Mary Arthur.  There is a proposal at the Nzema East Metropolitan Assembly of building a new Nursery block for Anglican.  

8.    We have two sections of the Primary School i.e. Primary “A” which is headed by Madam Cecilia Nokoe who oversee the running of the Nursery and the Crèche and the Primary “B” headed by Madam Paulina Y. Tandoh.  The primary ‘B’ has an old building which is dilapidating and needs repairs.  Primary ‘A’ has a new building.  We no longer run shift in St. Mary The Virgin Primary.

9.    Primary ‘B’ School building which is an old block had its roof rehabilitated by friends of Axim in USA called Axim Metro.  Upon contacts, they delegated an ambassador to undertake re-roofing and painting within two weeks.  Pictures were taken before and after.

10.    Primary ‘A’ has a new school block built by Get-Fund by NPP Government through the Assembly from pressure from this office.  All efforts to get them build Toilet and furnish the school with furniture failed.  P.T.A and donor friend assisted to acquire school desks for the children.

11.    The New Municipal Chief Executive of Nzema East has promised to put up the 10 seated K.V.I.P Toilets for the whole Anglican Schools in Axim which is yet to come.

12.    Member of Parliament for Nzema East has furnished the School with 20 Computers.
A room at Primary ‘A’ has been made ICT centre for schools in Axim.  The room have been wired, Tables/Chairs and Computers ready to start.  

13.    We are making Library available for the children.  Shelves have been constructed and we are in the effort of acquiring books for the library.

14.    A new Headteacher for J.H.S. has taken over. We need an additional Classroom for J.H.S.1.  This is being built by the P.T.A. at a very slow pace.  With the assistance of the Church the building has been roofed.

Second Cycle Institution

As part of the Anglican Church’s mission, to continue an effective partnership with the Government on educational needs of the people, a remarkable feat identified with its establishment in the country, it is envisaged to establish a Day Senior High School in the Sekondi- Takoradi metropolis to absorb part of the overgrowing population of Junior High School leavers so as to ease the difficulties in the placement of students in more endowed Senior High Schools in the country.

It may interest you to know that, out of the over 216 basic schools that the Anglican Diocese has been able to spread over the Western Region, there is not a single Senior High School to collaborate the efforts of the Government.

It is planned to use the medium of a second cycle institution to provide the youth of the Western Region with the knowledge, technical skills and attitude necessary for further education and for successful performance in a high competitive workplace.

The Western Region is primarily an Agro-based economy with rich mineral resources. The recent oil find in the region has also provided additional boost for the requirement of highly skilled technical labor for the market place. The establishment of the University of Mines and Technology in Tarkwa also emphasizes the need for students with the requisite entry qualifications.

The Diocese plans to provide Secondary Technical Education, initially, with the following courses:

· Arts / General Science

· Business Studies

The total cost for the establishment of a two (2) stream Senior High Technical School has been estimated to cost GH¢200,000.00 for the provision of the following:

- Two (2) Stream Classroom Block including I.C.T Center,

- Administration / Library / Staff Common Room Block.

The Bishop’s commissary, Very Rev. Dr. Glenworth Miles of the St Georges Episcopal Church in New York pledged an amount of US$5,000.00 which was received during the last quarter of the year. This amount would be used early in the New Year to sort out the land issues and Architectural plans.