Accra Academy has announced that it will officially launch its 95th anniversary celebrations on May 29, 2026, under the theme “A Legacy of Pride, Purpose & Achievements.”

The launch event, which is open to the public, will be held at the Ridge Church Main Auditorium and is expected to bring together alumni, students, parents, staff, dignitaries and other stakeholders connected to the school.

According to the Joint 95th Anniversary Planning Committee, the celebration will mark the beginning of a year-long programme reflecting on the school’s legacy while laying the groundwork towards its centenary anniversary in 2031.

The event will be chaired by Edward Doe Adjaho, Chairman of the Council of State.

Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Education, is expected to deliver the keynote address, while Nana Oye Bampoe-Addo will attend as Special Guest of Honour.

Activities scheduled for the launch include the unveiling of the official 95th anniversary logo, the presentation of a calendar of anniversary events, goodwill messages from stakeholders and the screening of a historical documentary on the school.

Organisers said a fundraising appeal would also be held to support infrastructure development projects at the school, alongside the sale of anniversary paraphernalia to support activities planned for the celebration period.

Founded in 1931, Accra Academy is recognised as Ghana’s first private secondary school established by Ghanaians.

The school has built a reputation over the decades for academic excellence, discipline and leadership, and has produced generations of alumni who have contributed to national development in various sectors.