Our school is truly integrated; respected as a good all-round environment, aware of the need to remain excellent but not exclusive and committed to being ‘an educational centre where the average is made excellent and the excellent, exceptional.

Bompeh Senior High Secondary Technical School was one of the Axim Road Middle Schools selected, expanded and upgraded into Junior Secondary School by the Ghana Education Service. The School was then named Axim Road Experimental Junior Secondary School. Upon the request of the Regional Director of the Ghana Education Service upgraded the school to a senior secondary school level and was named Bompeh Day Secondary Technical School in October 1985. The school was named after Nana Bompeh, a late chief of Sekondi who showed much interest in education during his reign. in 1989, the first batch of G.C.E. 'O' Level students passed out. In September 1991, the chool moved to its present site swapping with Perry Hayford and Mensah Sarbah Junior Secondary Schools. Though one of the new community Second Cycle schools in the metropolis, the school has a vision to produce a high calibre of students who are capable of pursuing academic interests and potentials at the pretertiary level in order to meet the socio-economic cultral and academic needs of the nation. The school is truly integrated; respected as a good all-round environment, aware of the need to remain excellent but not exclusive and committed to being ‘an educational centre where the average is made excellent and the excellent, exceptional.