The School Crest

The school owns a crest which is unique to the aspiration of the school. The crest symbolizes school official function and authority. The shield is composed of burning flame, a traditional earthenware pot, an opened book; ripples of the surface of water represent the land on which the school is situated. The district is named after Lake Bosomtwe, the only natural lake in Ghana. The Book represents the knowledge acquired when a student passes through the school. The pot which according to tradition is a symbol of wisdom represents the wisdom passed on to students of Jachie Pramso Senior high school by Nananom (The Chiefs and Ancestors). The glowing flame is portraying that with knowledge and wisdom, the graduates of the school will shine where ever they may find themselves.

According to Akan custom, the tradition area performs the function of a linguist (AKYEAME). It is not surprising therefore that the students of Jachie Pramso Senior high school are called AKYEAME.