SMOGA 2002 hosts theatre screening to refurbish school science labs

The St. Mary’s Old Girls’ Association (SMOGA) 2002 Year Group successfully hosted a theatrical fundraiser on October 17, 2026, at the National Theatre in Accra. In an innovative partnership with Roverman Productions, the alumni group organized a special screening of the popular Uncle Ebo Whyte play titled "I Do, I Don’t." The event was designed to raise essential funds for the refurbishment of science laboratories at St. Mary’s Senior High School, ensuring that the next generation of students has access to high-quality scientific resources and facilities.

The gathering also served as a cornerstone for the year group's 25th-anniversary celebrations, drawing a massive crowd of alumni and supporters. The National Theatre was filled with the school’s signature blue and white colors, creating a festive atmosphere that blended the joy of a reunion with a shared philanthropic mission. Attendees enjoyed the theatrical performance, which combined storytelling and humor, while celebrating the enduring bond of sisterhood that defines the SMOGA community. The collaboration with Roverman Productions highlighted the power of the creative arts in mobilizing resources for social and educational causes.

By focusing on the school’s science infrastructure, SMOGA 2002 aims to leave a lasting legacy that directly benefits the academic performance of current students. The project to modernize the laboratories is a response to the school's growing needs and underscores the association's commitment to giving back to their alma mater. This successful fundraiser not only provided an evening of high-quality entertainment but also demonstrated the significant impact that organized alumni groups can have on the educational landscape in Ghana through strategic partnerships and community engagement.