The School Anthem As Composed by Late Papa Lewis of blessed memory is the number one inspiration you will get being in science school kuru.Then the motto– Discipline and Hard Work will guide your path in your journey towards greatness. For me, these words; “For when; In distance places for,Troubles press, temptations lure,We’ll always have …
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“I remember those days, excellence was the watch word and the standards were brought even higher, my set had experienced excellent Principals in the past, who can beat the academic prowess of McLean Dikwal and Hilary Selzing? Then came Solomon Dangfa, unarguably some of the best names when it comes to secondary education on the …
My first job after NYSC was teaching at Science School, Kuru. It happens to be one my most rewarding and fulfilled career experiences. I was privileged to contribute in raising some of the best egg-heads and great minds contributing both at national and international stage. My Kuru students will always remain my first love because …
Great KOSA members! Wani Yaro! The National Association felicitates with all members in this month of February as we mark the 80th anniversary of our great school the Government Science School Kuru which was established this month in 1940. We take a moment to remember our great members and administrators who are no longer with …
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Kuru Boys Greet; Good Morrrrrning Sir. Good Day Seniors, I am Comr. Chamdang Bako, a Geologist and a member of KOSA Set 2009. I Graduated from Gbong Gwom House, room 10. Every time I remember Kuru, strong feelings of nostalgia which can best be described by the oxymoron “Bitter Sweet” comes to mind. On the …
#KuruAt80: Kuru; The Bitter Sweet Experience – Chamdang Bako. Read More »
Day One; “…Finally the long night was over, it was dawn and I could not wait any longer. It was Friday 18th October 1996.
I had gotten admission into quite a number of secondary schools but had always wanted Kuru. I used to stare longingly at the beautiful stone and iron main gate of Kuru whenever I went with my dad on his numerous lecture delivery trips to NIPSS Kuru. I would quietly say to myself: ‘one day I …
“On my first day in Kuru, a particular calm, dark gentleman was very helpful while my father was going through the registration process for me. His name was Obediah Angbaku. I would later learn he was the Assistant House Captain of Oriye Rindre (OR) house.