UHAS Basic School

16/07/2026

Everyday English enables learners to accurately say the names of familiar classroom objects. Correct pronunciation enhances learners' speaking, listening, and overall communication abilities.

At UHAS Basic School, students are encouraged to pronounce classroom items clearly and with confidence during classroom activities. Regular practice of these words helps learners develop fluency in English and communicate more effectively in the school environment.

07/07/2026

The Junior High Department of the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) Basic School undertook an educational trip to Accra on Thursday, June 18, 2026, to reinforce classroom learning through practical experiences.

As part of the trip, the learners visited the Parliament House of Ghana, where they observed parliamentary proceedings and gained a better understanding of how the country's legislature operates.

The visit also provided the learners with the opportunity to see some of Ghana's national symbols, which they had studied under the strand Culture and National Identity.

Experiencing these important institutions firsthand helped to deepen their understanding of the topics covered in class.

The learners described the trip as both informative and motivating. They expressed great enthusiasm about the opportunity to explore Ghana's key national institutions and historical landmarks in person, making the learning experience more meaningful and memorable.

01/07/2026

UHAS Basic School Marks 3rd World Drug Day

The UHAS Basic School, in collaboration with NACOC, commemorated the 3rd UBS World Drug Day on June 24, 2026, under the theme “World Drug Problem: Persisting Issues, New Challenges, Innovative Responses.” The event featured an awareness float through Ho involving 14 basic schools, followed by a ceremony at the UHAS Cedi Auditorium.

Speakers, including the Headmaster, Mr. Seth Korgah, and the UHAS Pro-Vice Chancellor, Professor Frank Edwin, highlighted the growing problem of drug abuse among young people and urged students to avoid drugs. They emphasized the need for parents, schools, and communities to work together to protect children.

A panel of experts from NACOC, the Ghana Police Service, the Food and Drugs Authority, the Ghana Education Service, and the Social Welfare Department discussed the causes of drug abuse and effective prevention strategies. The UBS Destiny Club also educated students on the dangers of substance abuse.

Closing the event, the Board Chairperson, Professor Evelyn Ansah, encouraged students to reject drugs and focus on education and positive life choices. The programme attracted participation from several basic and senior high schools across the Ho Municipality, demonstrating a united commitment to combating drug abuse.

24/06/2026

Event: UHAS Basic School is partnering with the Narcotics Control Commission of Ghana for the 2026 International Day against Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking.

24/03/2026

The University of Health and Allied Sciences Basic School (UBS) marked its 5th anniversary on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 at the Cedi Auditorium, Main Campus.

The event which celebrated the steady growth and commitment to quality education, brought together learners, teachers, staff, parents and invited guests to reflect on the achievements and future prospects of the school.

Key highlights included the inauguration of the UBS Cultural Troupe to promote culture and creativity and the unveiling of a 5-year Strategic Plan (2025–2030) to guide the school’s development.

Overall, the celebration emphasized the strong foundation UBS has built over the period and its dedication to nurturing well-rounded students.

18/03/2026

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THEME: UBS @ 5, A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR EXCELLENCE

16/03/2026

UHAS Basic School @ 5 !!!

The 5th anniversary of UHAS Basic School marks an important milestone in the school’s growth and development.

The theme “A Solid Foundation for Excellence” highlights the importance of building strong academic knowledge, good morals and positive values in learners.

Since its establishment, the school has focused on providing quality education and nurturing responsible and disciplined learners. Through the dedication of teachers, the support of parents and the commitment of learners, the school continues to grow and achieve excellence .

This celebration also offers an opportunity to reflect on the school’s achievements, appreciate the contributions of stakeholders and renew the commitment to academic excellence in the years ahead.

Happy anniversary to us !! 🎊🎊


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06/03/2026

UHAS Basic School (UBS) Marks Ghana’s Independence Day

Learners of UBS marked Ghana’s Independence Day on Thursday, March 5, 2026 to honour the nation’s independence from British colonial rule in 1957.

The event offered an opportunity to learners to get an insight into Ghana’s history, patriotism, and the importance of national unity.

The learners and teachers dressed in beautiful Ghanaian traditional outfits to add colour to the celebration.

Through the activities organised, the learners paid glowing tributes to the sacrifices of national heroes such as Kwame Nkrumah, J. B. Danquah, Jacob Wilson Sey, and Esther Ocloo.

They also learnt the need to contribute positively to the development of the nation. 🇬🇭

26/01/2026

Happy 5th Anniversary to Our Great School!

Warmest congratulations to our beloved school UHAS Basic School on the celebration of its 5th anniversary. Five years of dedication, growth, and excellence is truly a remarkable achievement. Over these years, the school has nurtured young minds, built strong character, and laid a solid foundation for a brighter future.
We salute the management, teachers, staff, parents, and students whose hard work and commitment have made this journey successful. May this milestone inspire even greater accomplishments in the years ahead.
Happy Birthday to our school! May it continue to shine, grow, and impact lives positively for many more years to come. 🎉📚✨