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Sekyere Kumawu MP supports 500 BECE candidates with SHS items

The Member of Parliament for Sekyere Kumawu, Ernest Yaw Anim, has supported 500 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates in the district with essential items to help ease the financial burden on their parents and guardians as they prepare to enter senior high school.

Sekyere Kumawu MP supports 500 BECE candidates with SHS items

Ernest Yaw Anim, Member of Parliament for Sekyere Kumawu, has provided 500 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates with essential items to assist their families in funding their transition to senior high school. The support, which has been ongoing for four years, included items such as trunks, mattresses, chop boxes, cutlasses, rubber buckets, school bags, bowls, and cutlery sets.

This year's initiative is especially significant as it covered most of the necessary items to commence senior high school education. Anim emphasized the importance of this assistance in alleviating financial burdens and investing in the district's human capital. Additionally, the MP announced financial support of GH¢500 for the top-performing students and pledged to monitor their academic progress at their new schools, encouraging them to maintain focus and avoid negative influences.

The students thanked Anim for the support and committed to utilizing the items and excelling in their studies.

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