Kadue D/A Primary School pupils learn in chapel over lack of classrooms
Kadue D/A Primary School in the Pru East District of the Bono East Region is appealing for urgent support to provide a permanent classroom block, as pupils are currently using a Pentecost Chapel as a learning space. The school, which has no permanent classroom facility, has also been forced to allow some pupils to study […]
Kadue D/A Primary School in the Pru East District of Bono East Region is urgently seeking help to build a permanent classroom block after pupils have been forced to study in a Pentecost Chapel. The school lacks any permanent classroom facilities and some students are even studying outdoors, exposed to the weather. This has made teaching and learning difficult and the conditions uncomfortable for the children.
The headteacher, Cephas Kpevu, has called on the government, Pru East District Assembly, and charitable organizations to step in and provide the needed classroom block. Speaking to Adom News, Mr Kpevu emphasized that a permanent facility would offer pupils a safer and better learning environment. Anthony Keni, the school’s Management Committee Chairman, also reached out to the Pru East District Assembly, government, and other stakeholders for assistance.
He stated that the community is ready to contribute to the school’s improvement if the necessary support is provided. The pupils themselves have also expressed their discomfort with the current conditions and have called for the provision of classrooms to learn in a safe and comfortable setting.
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