principle is developed which is not likely to be discarded later with the school uniform." Uniform The uniform of the school is yellow shirt and brown skirt. Houses The school currently has nine houses of residence Headmistresses Legacy Projects The following are some of the projects that the school has benefited from over the past years: NUHOPSA's Legacy In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the great school in 2016, NUHOPSA provided the school with a Sports Complex as a Legacy Project. The estimated GH¢127,000 project comprises two multipurpose courts (for netball, basketball, badminton, volleyball and tennis), athletics oval, a building to accommodate changing rooms and sports manager's office, and spectator stands. The complex is to be sited at the existing sports field at the bottom of the hill. 1994/1996 Year Group Legacy As a tradition in Holy Child School, each alumni year group, on its 25th Anniversary, spearheads a legacy project intended to modernize and address a critical need that will benefit current and future students, and faculty alike to raise the standards of the school. It is for this reason that the HOPSA 94/96, decided to provide the School with a Solar-Powered Electrification System for the Entire Classroom and Administration Blocks.The total cost of the Sustainable Energy Project was approximately Five Hundred and Fifty Thousand Ghana Cedis (GHC550,000). Members of the 1994/1996 year group made some contributions with support from benevolent institutions. The project was successfully commissioned in March 2019 during the School's 73rd Anniversary celebrations. The project comprised the following: the provision and installation of solar panels and inverter system to aid the electrification of the classrooms and security lights within each block a set 5-year funded maintenance period of the system (post installation training for maintenance crew including interested students on the operation and daily maintenance 1995 Year Group Legacy The 1995 year group collaborated with their 1970 counterparts and provided a soar electrification project for the dining and assembly halls.The cost of the project was Ghc90,000.00. The project consisted of the following: 16 batteries 20 panels 2 inverters The project was commissioned by Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Coast, Most Rev. Mathias Kobina Nketsiah and was a precursor to the 74th anniversary and Speech and Prize Giving Day. Alliance Holy Child School has an ongoing alliance with their fellow Catholic boys' school, St. Augustine's College. The alliance is known as APSU-HOPSA. Notable alumni Betty Acquah Marian