Gefia Central Development Committee, in an effort to improve the falling standard of education in Gefia, a rural community in the Volta Region’s Akatsi South Municipality, gave 50 Mono Desks to the Gefia R. C. Basic School this week for twelve thousand Ghana cedis.
During a brief but colorful ceremony to present the desks to the school administration, the Chairman of the Committee, Rev. Vincent Adzika, stated that “an efficient Community – School Relationship is required for an effective education system.”
The performance of the Gefia R. C Basic School has deteriorated in recent years as a result of insufficient monitoring, according to Rev. Adzika.
Mr. Banini Kwadzo Dzorgbenyui, the Municipal Coordinating Director of the Akatsi South Municipal Assembly, who presided over the ceremony, complimented the community on their efforts to support the School through such trying times. Mr. Dzorgbenyui told the Chiefs and residents of Gefia that the Municipal Assembly will work with them to complete the Self-initiated ICT Centre, which would assist to improve the teaching and learning of ICT by students at the school.
Mrs. Paulina Slyn Eworde Gone, the Circuit Supervisor of Gefia Circuit, presented a speech on behalf of the Municipal Director of the Ghana Education Service, encouraging parents to assist their children’s learning at home. She went on to say that the level of child indiscipline in the Municipality is out of hand. To curb the canker, community leaders and school authorities must work together.
Mr. Bloko Simon Kweku, the headteacher of the Gefia R. C. Basic School, thanked the community for their generosity and promised to make every effort to improve the school’s present low academic performance.
Source : News Ghana
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