Felix Mensah Akyea, the then Superintendent Minister, and Nana Amoakwa Buadu VI, the then Omanhene.

[2] Mr. Ernest K. A. Odoom was the first Headmaster, and the school began with six teachers: Messers E. B. Addai, Mr. Henry Aikins, Mr. Baffour, Mr. Allotey, and Mr. T. B. Okwan, as well as two non-teaching staff.

Admissions process is competitive[6] and is only open to pupils who have finished junior high school.

It one of four schools in the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa district which had produce 60% or more of their students qualify for tertiary education.

Dining hall, a basketball court, boarding house (both male and female), a library, community clinic, science laboratory, administration block, staff bangalow, computer lab, class room blocks and a guidance and counselling facility are just a few of the facilities available.

The school's top performers are recognized at the annual speech and prize-giving day ceremony.

Retired and active instructors and employees who completed BASS are occasionally recognized for their contributions to the school.

They make up the association's executive committee and are in charge of planning and carrying out all of the organization's programs and events.