🎓 FOSCO 2025 · Graduation
3.93 CGPA! Hagar Lagoh Leads FOSCO's List of Outstanding Graduates
She walked away with the Principal's Award, four individual honours, and the highest CGPA in her graduating class. Foso College of Education's Class of 2025 has been celebrated and Hagar Lagoh led the way.
The Overall Best Student
🏆 Principal's Award — Overall goodBest Graduating Student
HAGAR LAGOH
3.93
Cumulative Grade Point Average
🥇 Overall Best Graduating Student👩 Best Female Graduating Student📚 Best Female in JHS Education✝️ Best in Social Studies & RME
Miss Hagar Lagoh emerged as the standout graduate of Foso College of Education's 2025 ceremony, held on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. A CGPA of 3.93 placed her at the top of her class, and the awards committee reflected that, recognising her across four separate categories including the college's highest individual honour.
"Four awards. One graduation. One student. That is what a Valedictorian looks like."
All Award Winners-FOSCO Class of '25
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Hagar Lagoh
Principal's Award for Overall Best Graduating Student · Best Female Graduating Student · Best Female in JHS Education · Best in Social Studies & RME
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Emmanuel Ansah
Best Male Graduating Student · Best Male Graduating Student in JHS Education
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Nurudeen Tuahir
Best Male Graduating Student in Primary Education · Best Graduating Student in Primary Education and RME
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Janet Amoakoh
Best Female Graduating Student in Primary Education
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Thomas Kyei
Best Male Graduating Student in Mathematics and ICT
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Alice Dramani
Best Graduating Student in Mathematics and ICT
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Francis Akunwira
Best Graduating Student in Mathematics and Science
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Ellen Nimakoa Ampomah
Best Graduating Student in Mathematics and Science
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Ismail Ali
Best Graduating Student in Science and Mathematics
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Gladys Amidah Oseni
Best Graduating Student in Science and Mathematics
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Sonday Nubuke
Best Graduating Student in Agricultural Science and ICT
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Felicia Bannah
Best Graduating Student in Home Economics
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Sandra Mensah
Best Graduating Student in RME and Social Studies
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Grace Sarpong
Best Graduating Student in English Literacy and Ghanaian Language
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Lucas Nkumsaah Eshun
Best Graduating Student in Ghanaian Language and English Literacy
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Christopher Kwashie Benor
Best Graduating Student in Primary Education and Performing Arts
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Emmanuel Kodwo Baako Akomanyi
Best Graduating Student in Primary Education and Physical Education
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John Amoh Benson
Best Graduating Student in Primary Education and Social Studies
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Eric Baah
Best Graduating Student in Primary Education and Visual Arts
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Joel Kelvin Amon Addison
Most Dedicated Graduating Student Leader
Class of 2025 — Degree Classification Breakdown
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First Class Honours
19.8% of graduating class
76
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Second Class Honours — Upper Division
59.9% of graduating class — largest group
230
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Second Class Honours — Lower Division
16.4% of graduating class
63
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Third Class Honours
3.6% of graduating class
14
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Pass
0.3% of graduating class
1
By Programme
| Classification | JHS Education | Primary Education | Total |
|---|
| First Class | 58 | 18 | 76 |
| Second Class Upper | 149 | 81 | 230 |
| Second Class Lower | 41 | 22 | 63 |
| Third Class | 5 | 9 | 14 |
| Pass | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 254 | 130 | 384 |
Strong academic outcome: Nearly 80% of FOSCO's Class of 2025, that is 306 out of 384 graduates earned either First Class or Second Class Upper Division Honours. That is a significant result for any teacher training institution.
The 384 graduates now join Ghana's teaching workforce, entering Basic and JHS classrooms equipped with the professional foundation Foso College of Education has spent decades building.
Congratulations to Hagar Lagoh, all award winners, and the entire FOSCO Class of 2025. 🎓
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