Admissions
Here you'll find information on how to apply to Siddiq SHS, get your admission letter, prospectus, and how to get ready for your first day at school.
Come join our student community
Siddiq SHS not only meets the academic needs of its students but also nurtures their talents, moral compass, and creativity, preparing them for success in both this world and the hereafter.
To apply or enroll at Siddiq Senior High School, follow these steps:
Obtain Admission Forms:
Visit the school to pick up a form or download it on by clicking on the button below.
Fill Out the Form
Provide accurate personal and academic details as required.
Attach Required Documents
Include BECE certificates or transcripts, passport photos, and other specified documents.
Submit the Form
Return the completed form to the school within the specified timeframe or upload the scanned copy here
Get Ready To Report
Prepare to report to school on the opening date with your documents to finalize the enrollment process.
Please complete this form
Only fill this form if you have downloaded, filled and scanned your admission letter, ready to upload.
Frequently Ask Questions.
Siddiq SHS is situated in Agona Nyakrom, sharing boundaries with the Zongo Community and Catholic Basic Schools.
The school has 35 teaching staff and approximately 400 students, ensuring a balanced learning environment.
Siddiq SHS features modern science labs, art studios, home economics labs, a library, and prayer facilities.
The school offers General Science, General Arts, Business, Visual Arts, and Home Economics.
Yes, the school emphasizes Quranic teachings and Islamic ethics alongside its academic programs.
Students must meet the Ghana Education Service standards and provide relevant academic records.
Limited scholarships are available; eligibility is based on academic merit and financial need.
Yes, boarding facilities are available for students from distant locations.
Students benefit from counseling services, academic mentorship, and religious guidance.
The school integrates Islamic teachings, mentorship, and a structured code of conduct to nurture disciplined and morally upright students.