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Kumawu MP Ernest Yaw Anim supports 500 fresh SHS students with school items

Member of Parliament for Kumawu, Ernest Yaw Anim, has supported 500 boarding students among more than 1,000 fresh SHS entrants from the constituency with essential prospectus items ahead of their admission to senior high school.

Kumawu MP Ernest Yaw Anim supports 500 fresh SHS students with school items

Ernest Yaw Anim, the Member of Parliament for Kumawu, has provided 500 boarding students among over 1,000 new senior high school entrants from his constituency with essential school supplies to assist them in their academic journey. These items include chop boxes, trunks, mattresses, plastic buckets, cutlery sets, bowls, exercise books, and school bags, all aimed at alleviating the financial strain on parents as their children commence senior high school.

In a separate initiative, the MP has also rewarded the top-performing student from each of the 50 schools within the constituency with GH¢500 each. This cash reward is intended to further incentivize academic excellence and is distinct from the school supplies distributed to the 500 SHS entrants.

Expressing his unwavering commitment to education, Mr. Anim has made it clear that this remains his top priority. He has vowed to continue supporting students and easing the burden on parents, thereby providing Kumawu's youth with a fair opportunity to succeed in their educational pursuits.

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