Upper East Region2
| School | Coat of arms | Type | Location(s) | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Secondary schools in Bawku Municipal District and Bawku West District | ||||
| Bawku Municipal District | ||||
| Bawku Senior High School | Public school | Bawku | ||
| Bawku Senior/Technical School | Public school | Bawku | ||
| Bawku Technical Institute | Public school/Technical School | Bawku | ||
| Bawku West District | ||||
| Zebilla Secondary School | Public school | Zebilla | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Bolgatanga Municipal District | ||||
| Bolgatanga Girls Secondary School | Public school & Girls school | Bolgatanga | ||
| Bolgatanga Secondary School | Public school | Bolgatanga | ||
| Gowrie Secondary Technical School | Technical school | Gowrie | ||
| Zuarungu Secondary School | Public school | Zuarungu | ||
| Zamse Secondary Technical School | Technical School | Bolgatanga | ||
| Bolgatanga Technical Institute | Commercial school & Technical School | Bolgatanga | ||
| Bolgatanga Technical College | Technical School | Yikene, Bolgatanga | ||
| Ho School of Business | Commercial school | Bolgatanga | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Bongo District | ||||
| Bongo Senior Secondary School | Public school | Bongo | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Builsa District | ||||
| Sandema Secondary Technical | Technical school | Sandema | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Garu-Tempane District | ||||
| Garu/Tempane Secondary School | Public school | Tempane | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Kassena/Nankana District | ||||
| Navrongo Secondary School | Public school | Navrongo | ||
| Notre Dame Minor Seminary | Public school | Navrongo | ||
| Senior Secondary schools in Talensi-Nabdam District | ||||
| Kongo Secondary School | Public school | Kongo | ||
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