Government Secondary School, Owerri
Government Secondary School, Owerri (referred to as Government College, Owerri or GSSO) is a public boys' English medium secondary school in the Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria. The school is considered a model secondary school in the city of Owerri, and due to this, sit for additional entrance examination after the general state organized secondary school entrance examination. Some of its notable students are Akala J, TBob, Cheemah, Beenieman, Fifi Onyenna, NG, Belleface, Lord Massacre, Mbo-Mbo, Nnaemeka Anyanwu Class structure. There are six classes (levels) - Junior Secondary 1 to 3 (JSS 1 to JSS 3) and  Senior Secondary 1 to 3 (SS 1 to SS 3). The Junior Secondary levels cover subjects including (but not to limited to) English Language, Igbo Language, Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Introductory Technology, Social Studies, Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK). The Senior Secondary levels cover subjects such as English Language, Igbo Language, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geography, Government, Literature in English, etc. The school uniform is a white short-sleeved shirt with thin sky blue strip/line around the sleeve and collar, and across the breast pocket. The junior students wear a pair of sky blue shorts while the  senior students wear pair of trousers of the same color. The after-school dress code is a pink shirt with blue strip/line around the sleeve and collar and across the breast pocket, and a dark-blue shorts. Inter-house sports. Between 1980 and 1985, the school had ten dormitories, which were called Houses. They were named B House, Njemanze House, New House, Pyke-Knott House, Owerri House, E House, School House, Erekosima House, D House and Azikiwe House. Pyke-Knott and Erekosima Houses were named after two erstwhile Principals of the school. Owerri House was named in honour of  the city. Njemanze is the name of the royal family of Owerri. Azikiwe, of course, was named after Zik, the first President of Nigeria. These Houses competed against each other during the inter-house sports competitions, which featured field and track events. Inter-house sports competitions traditionally hold with the age-long home-coming/reunion of the Old boys, every first weekend in March. School Anthem. Remember where you come from Wherever you may chance to go Uphold your supremacy to do or to die for the right. Our alma mater and the country We shall always hold them dear  For the Lord will surely bless thee, good O.G.S.S. Old Boys' Association. Past students of GSSO refer to themselves as "Ogssians". The Old Boys' Association has a national structure coordinating branch groups' activities and class sets. There are notable presence of these groups in the US, UK and Europe untries. The groups, oftentiinfrastructure, educamional materials and sports equipment tes, donate t the schools or hold motivational talks to positively inspire current students.