Kwaebibirem MCE presents over 900 desks to schools, urges parents to support children’s education
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwaebibirem in the Eastern Region, Emmanuel Kofi Nti, has presented more than 900 desks to schools across the municipality to improve classroom conditions and support effective teaching and learning. The intervention is expected to ease the pressure on schools struggling with inadequate furniture and provide pupils with a more […]
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwaebibirem, Emmanuel Kofi Nti, has recently presented over 900 desks to schools in the municipality. This initiative aims to improve classroom conditions and enhance the teaching and learning process. By providing pupils with a more comfortable environment, the MCE hopes to alleviate the stress caused by insufficient furniture in schools.
During the presentation, Mr. Nti emphasized the importance of parental involvement in their children's education, noting that the success of students relies on a collaborative effort between families, teachers, and school authorities. He urged parents to work closely with education stakeholders to ensure their children receive the support needed to excel academically.
Mr. Nti also called for increased collaboration among education stakeholders to elevate standards throughout the Kwaebibirem municipality. The Kwaebibirem Municipal Education Director, Emmanuel Asiedu Mantey, expressed gratitude to the MCE for his generous contribution of desks. He described the gesture as a significant step towards addressing the furniture challenges facing some schools in the area.
Mr. Mantey highlighted that these desks will help improve classroom conditions and make teaching and learning more effective. However, he also stressed the need for further investment in educational infrastructure to address remaining gaps and enhance the overall quality of education within the municipality.
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