Zamse SHS appeals for support as furniture shortage disrupts teaching and learning
By: Peter Agengre Zamse Senior High School in the Upper East Region is appealing to government, non-governmental organisations and individuals to help address a shortage of furniture affecting teaching and learning. The school, which has a student population of more than 2,600, says the situation has compelled management to adopt a shift system during end-of-term […]
Zamse Senior High School in Ghana's Upper East Region is urgently seeking assistance from government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and individuals to address a furniture shortage that is hampering teaching and learning. With a student body exceeding 2,600, the school has resorted to a shift system for end-of-term examinations and other assessments due to the lack of adequate desks and chairs.
Assistant Senior Prefect Konlan Leticia highlighted the impact on students' comfort and concentration during lessons, while Senior Prefect Baba Meshack described the situation as extremely challenging, noting that the lack of furniture hinders students' ability to participate fully in academic activities. Assistant Headmaster Domestic Isaac Dzanza Mandy emphasized the school's desperate need for more furniture to create a conducive learning environment for the over 2,600 students.
The school authorities hope their appeal will prompt the necessary support to ease the pressure on existing facilities and ensure that students have the necessary furniture for effective teaching and learning.
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