The school received its Computerlab in 2021, thanks to the sponsorship of the Member of Parliament for Nsawam, Hon Frank Annoh-Dompreh. The MP expressed great interest in changing the educational direction of the municipality and improving the performance of students. He also sponsored the opening of Computerlabs in a few other schools in his constituency in 2021 and 2022.

The Computerlab at Adoagyiri Methodist School is equipped with 21 desktop stations, a server with UPS, and a high-speed internet connection. The Computerlab is primarily used for teaching the Ghana National ICT curriculum, which is mandatory for all students from primary to junior high school. The curriculum aims to equip students with basic digital skills and prepare them for the electives on databases and coding at the senior high school level.

The school has dedicated ICT teachers who use the Computerlab to conduct practical lessons and assessments for the students. The teachers also use the internet to access online resources and platforms that enhance the learning experience. The students are able to practice and apply what they learn in the classroom using the computers and the internet. The students also enjoy using the Computerlab for extracurricular activities such as playing educational games, browsing the web, and creating their own projects.

The school administration and the parents are happy with the impact of the Computerlab on the students’ academic performance and motivation. The school has reported an improvement in the students’ ICT grades and overall results. The parents have also noticed a positive change in their children’s attitude and interest in learning. The school hopes to continue using the Computerlab to achieve its vision of producing well-rounded and digitally literate students who can compete in the global market.