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O’Reilly School Foundation

Building a Stronger Future Through Education

Founded by old students who remain deeply connected to their school, the Foundation turns shared experience into practical support for learning, wellbeing, and a better campus.

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Our Story

About the Foundation

The O'Reilly Senior High School's Foundation is the brainchild of a group of old students who shared five formative years of secondary education within these walls, decades ago, and a lasting sense of what the school gave them.

That group watched with concern as O'Reilly SHS, now approaching a century old, continued to be under-resourced. Many founders and trustees now live and work in the diaspora, primarily in the UK and USA, but their connection to the school never faded.

Our ApproachOur trustees and volunteers stay close to every project from planning through completion, reviewing contractor bids, tracking budgets, and visiting the campus.

Why We Exist

Concern transformed into collective action.

To mobilize resources, partnerships, and hands-on support that directly improve the quality of education, infrastructure, and daily life at O'Reilly Senior High School and, where possible, at other under-resourced Ghanaian schools.

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Support

Standing behind students and families who need it most

02

Educate

Championing quality education for every O’Reilly student

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Smiles

Building a happier, more confident next generation

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Infrastructure

Rebuilding and modernizing the campus, block by block

Impact by the Numbers

Progress measured with purpose.

The legacy Foundation page records a growing community of active members and projects, alongside strong measures of satisfaction, creativity, and delivery.

20+Active Members
10+Projects
96%Project Satisfaction
92%Creativity
88%Project Delivery

Stewardship

Meet Our Trustees

People entrusted with protecting the Foundation’s purpose and guiding its support for O’Reilly Senior High School.

Chair of the Trustees

Henry Nii Oblie

BSc, MA. Retired His Majesty's Lay Magistrate and Specialist Community Learning Disabilities Nurse. Member of Good News for Everyone UK, formerly Gideons International.

Treasurer

Henrietta Hesse

Diploma in Catering.

Trustee

Henrietta Teteokor Oblie, RMN

Member of Gideons International. Diploma in Mental Health Studies.

Trustee

Mrs Ernestine A Moore

Trustee

Phyllis Mercer

PhD candidate in Education.

Trustee

Victor Lawrence

Identity cards are used in place of unverified or artificial trustee portraits.

From Intent to Action

What We've Done So Far

Each initiative begins with a real school need and moves forward through alumni commitment, specialist partnerships, and responsible oversight.

  1. 01Supported ongoing classroom block construction to ease overcrowding
  2. 02Backed the development of a dedicated science laboratory
  3. 03Launched the O’Reilly School Waste and Green Solutions (OSWGS) initiative
  4. 04Built relationships with contractors, environmental partners, and the Ghana EPA to bring specialist expertise to campus projects
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Foundation ContactStart a conversation about giving, partnership, or support.
+233 20 817 7270 info@oreillyseniorhighschool.com P.O. Box 238, Accra, Ghana
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Every Contribution Helps Build a Better Future

Every donation is essential help—supporting the education, wellbeing, and learning environment of O’Reilly students.

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