St. Augustine’s Past Students Union (APSU) celebrates a significant milestone in its academic legacy with the retirement of APSU Senior Francis Addo-Mensah (APSU ’84) from his role as Assistant Headmaster (Academic) after six years of exemplary service. His tenure was marked by dedication, innovation, and a commitment to upholding the academic excellence of St. Augustine’s College. The entire APSU community extends heartfelt gratitude for his meritorious contributions and wishes him a well-deserved retirement.
The Legacy of APSU Senior Francis Addo-Mensah
During his time as Assistant Headmaster, APSU Senior Francis Addo-Mensah was instrumental in shaping the academic environment of the college. His efforts ensured that the school remained a beacon of educational success in Ghana. Under his leadership, students excelled both in academics and extracurricular activities, upholding the core values of perseverance, discipline, and hard work. His influence extended beyond the classroom, fostering a culture of innovation and responsibility among both staff and students.
Welcoming Mr. Ebenezer Prah as Assistant Headmaster (Academic)
The Ghana Education Service has appointed Mr. Ebenezer Prah to succeed APSU Senior Addo-Mensah. Mr. Prah’s association with St. Augustine’s College dates back to 2009 when he joined the faculty as an ICT and Business Management teacher. His exemplary service earned him roles as a Housemaster for St. Patrick’s, St. Stephen’s, and St. Joseph’s Houses. Demonstrating a consistent commitment to leadership and academic excellence, Mr. Prah rose through the ranks to become Assistant Headmaster (Administration) in 2019.
After a fruitful stint at Odupong SHS in Kasoa and Efutu Senior High Tech School as Assistant Head (Domestic), Mr. Prah returns to his alma mater to guide its academic affairs. His wealth of experience and dedication promises to build upon the strong foundation laid by his predecessor.
APSU’s Vision for the Future
The appointment of Mr. Prah symbolizes a continued commitment to academic and leadership excellence at St. Augustine’s College. The APSU Secretariat acknowledges this smooth transition and expresses confidence in his ability to lead the college to new heights. This milestone serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of APSU members in shaping not just St. Augustine’s College but the broader educational landscape of Ghana.
As the torch is passed from one exemplary leader to another, Apsunians around the globe rally behind Mr. Prah, reaffirming their commitment to “Omnia Vincit Labor” — “Perseverance Conquers All.”
