The Heart Of Our Experience
St. Bede’s College, Ashing-Kom, Bamenda, aims to provide quality Christian education, focusing on academic excellence in subjects like Math, Science, English, and Bilingualism, alongside developing students’ skills in sports, farming, and spirituality, all within the context of the Archdiocese of Bamenda’s mission to bring education to the people and foster community welfare through core values like integrity, loyalty, and service, despite socio-political challenges.
St. Bede’s College, Ashing-Kom, Cameroon, started in October 1963 as a boys’ school in Njinikom, funded by Dutch Catholic grants, later moving to its permanent Ashing site and becoming co-educational in 1967, growing into a respected institution known for strong academics, producing top-tier GCE results, and now celebrating decades of moulding futures in the Kom area of the Bamenda Archdiocese
- Academic Distinction: Striving for high results in GCE O/A Levels, particularly in Physics, Chemistry, English, Math, and Bilingualism.
- Holistic Development: Nurturing students’ spiritual lives, sports talents, farming skills, and compound care.
Why Choose Us?
A choice that makes the difference.
Rev Father Alexis Abeh has been leading St. Bede’s College Ashing-Kom as Principal, fostering a reputation for academic excellence and discipline in the Belo Sub-division. Under his administration, the school has focused on holistic development, combining spiritual growth with academic achievement. He has supported initiatives like musical education, Technical education, driving lessons, computer science and infrastructure upgrades,
Key details about his tenure include:
Mission: Emphasizing a “Beacon of Excellence” approach, focusing on academic, moral, and spiritual growth
Initiatives: Supporting student engagement through activities such as the introduction of music lessons, aided by alumni.
Leadership Style: Focused on mentoring students to be future leaders, fostering a strong sense of community and faith within the institution.
13:1
Teacher to Student Ratio
75%
Students of Color
98%
4-year College Attendance Rate
70%
of Students Receive Financial Assistance
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