Below are the competing schools and their entry titles.
| # | School | Entry | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aburi Girls’ S.H.S. | The unfortunate Fall (Wise Up) | Health and Environment |
| 2 | Apam S.H.S | Blacker Pastures | Socio-economic activities of children under 18years |
| 3 | Chemu Senior High School | My Health,My Environment | Health and Environment |
| 4 | Kaneshie Senior High Tech. School | Give the Girl Child a Chance | Promotion of gender equality and women’s empowerment |
| 5 | Kibi S.H.T.S | Zena (The Broken Pot) | Human Rights |
| 6 | Kumasi High School | Who am I? | Human Rights |
| 7 | Labone S.H.S | Homodwan | Health and Environment |
| 8 | Krobo Girls Senior High School | In the name of Christianity | Human Rights |
| 9 | Okuapemman S.H.S | You Dropped This! | Health and Environment |
| 10 | Prempeh College | The Bitter Pill | Eradication of poverty and hunger |
| 11 | Presbyterian Boys’ S.H.S | The Bait | Human Rights and Health |
| 12 | Sogakope S.H.S | Men Only? | Promotion of gender equality and women’s empowerment |
| 13 | St. Peter’s S.H.S | Forget Me Not | Promotion of gender equality and women’s empowerment |
| 14 | St. Thomas Aquinas | Unexpected Twist | Human Rights |
| 15 | Tema International School | Blind Respect | Human Rights |
| 16 | Wesley Grammar | Spears of Agony | Human Rights |
| 17 | Winneba S.H.S | Narrow Escape | Human Rights |
Below are the category award winners.
| # | Category | Winner |
|---|---|---|
Anansefest will enearth the hidden talent in the children and help them discover future profession in the creative arts.
It is a welcome development that the potentials of the individual students are now being nurtured through Anansefest and we intend to partake in subsequent competitions by Ananseman Play House.
National development depends on the youth and Anansefest is helping to showcase the talents of the students and youth while who will be future leaders.
Our drama group was invited to participate in the Anansefest competition and we found it really informative and exciting.
Anansefest has shifted the focus of the youth from vices and cultism to seeing that they also could be shining stars.
1 July 2013
This workshop organized for the various instructors of the participating schools and members of Team ANANSEFEST was aimed at exchanging ideas on how to train young people in filmmaking. There was a presentation by Füsun Eriksen-Director of Buster Copenhagen International Film Festival.
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28 June 2013
The much awaited launch which was held at the Exhibition Hall of the National Theatre was attended by over 300 persons, the event was chaired by Mr. Nat Nunoo Amarteyfio and honoured by Dr. Bernice Heloo (Deputy Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Information).
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24 June 2011
Ananseman Playhouse, the producers of Ghana's first ever National Students’ Film Festival have had their maiden awards night at the British Council Hall on the 24th of June, 2011. The awards night was held after the thirteen weeks of screening on GTV.
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