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Mr. Sampson Tetteh Kpankpah, the Ada West District Chief Executive, has distributed exercise books, graph sheets, and scannable sheets to students within the Afiadenyigba circuit to help them in their learning.
The items included 4,320 D1 Maths and A1 writing books, 8,800 D2 and A2 writing books, 7,000 drawing sheets, 3,500 graph sheets, and 54,000 scannable sheets. The beneficiary schools included Afiadenyigba Basic School, Caesarkope Presby A, Caesarkope D/A JHS, Englisi-Kenya, Madavunu, Mangoase, and Tehey Basic Schools.
Mr. Kpankpah said the book donation, done on behalf of the government, was part of the commitment to promote quality education and ensure that every child has the necessary tools to succeed in their schooling.
He stated that every child, irrespective of their background, has the right to obtain quality education; therefore, no child must be left behind in their quest to climb the academic ladder and be transformed into responsible citizens for Ghana and the world at large.
Dr. Stephen Arthur, the Ada West District Education Director, urged the pupils to study hard, indicating that the books would help them in studying the new curriculum. He emphasized that education would help them shape their future and play important roles in society such as being a president, a minister, a journalist, or pursuing any other career.
Mr. Richard Amesimeku, the headmaster of Afiadenyigba Basic School, who received the books on behalf of the pupils, expressed his gratitude to the government for the support.
