Demonstration School for the Deaf, Mampong-Akuapem

The mother of Schools for the Deaf in Ghana; a congenial atmosphere for training hearing impaired, deaf and deaf-blind students to become the best version of themselves. Demodeaf; Together We Build is its Motto.
It is one of the pioneer schools for the deaf established by Andrews Foster. It was started as a demonstration school in 1968 for the special education college.
The school is a boarding institution and has Kg, Primary, JHS and Deafblind departments. It also has a hair dressing academy, a tailoring and dressmaking academy and a bead and shoe making department. Students interested can enroll to acquire vocational skills leading to self employment upon graduation. They are guaranteed NVTI Part I and II certificates.
The school is walled providing security for students. It has a student population about 440, teaching staff population of 48 of which 15 are deaf or hard of hearing.
The school has a Speech and hearing assessment center, a basket ball court and an ICT lab.
However, it lacks a proper adminstration office and an assembly hall for the students. It has lots of uncompleted and dilapidated structures and a bad football pitch. Although walled, the school has too many access routes which is inconvenient for the security of the students.

Kindergarten, Junior High School (JHS) and Vocational School for the Deaf and Deafblind.