Bleoo ’15 launches ‘Adopt a Classroom’ project to improve learning environment at Accra Academy
The 2015 Year Group of Accra Academy, popularly known as Bleoo ’15, has launched its signature ‘Adopt a Classroom’ project, an initiative aimed at renovating and modernising classrooms at the school to create a better learning environment for current and future students. The project was announced at a ceremony at the K.G. Konuah Hall of Accra Academy, where Bleoo ’15 was formally inaugurated,…
The 2015 Year Group of Accra Academy, fondly known as Bleoo '15, has introduced its flagship 'Adopt a Classroom' project. This initiative aims to renovate and modernise classrooms at the school, thus enhancing the learning environment for both current and future students. The project was unveiled at a ceremony held in K.G. Konuah Hall of Accra Academy, where the Bleoo '15 year group was formally inaugurated, signifying a new era of commitment by the year group to alumni welfare, school development, and service to its alma mater.
The 'Adopt a Classroom' initiative seeks to garner support from alumni, corporate entities, and individuals to improve classroom facilities and contribute to the school's ongoing pursuit of academic excellence. At the inauguration ceremony, Bleoo '15 President, Manuel Koranteng, urged members to transcend individual achievements and work collectively towards building a united, organized, and supportive year group dedicated to making a lasting impact.
He also announced a GHS 10,000 seed for the establishment of Bleoo '15 Cares Fund, which will offer assistance to members facing personal hardships, such as bereavement and medical emergencies.
Taking inspiration from Accra Academy's motto, "To be, rather than to seem" (Esse Quam Videri), Mr. Koranteng implored members to turn their pride in the school into concrete contributions that would enhance students' experiences and fortify the institution for future generations. The inauguration ceremony gathered alumni, school authorities, representatives from various year groups, members of the SMOGA 2015 Year Group, and students from invited schools.
Notable guest speakers included Stephen Antah from Bleoo '99, alongside Kofi Amoa-Awuah, President of the Accra Academy Old Boys Association (AAOBA), and SMOGA '15 President.
With the launch of the 'Adopt a Classroom' project and the formal inauguration of the year group, Bleoo '15 has outlined a strategy that intertwines member welfare with a dedication to educational development. The year group calls upon alumni, corporate organizations, and individuals to support the initiative and help transform its vision into reality.
For Bleoo '15, its enduring legacy will be assessed not merely by the accomplishments it commemorates, but by the opportunities it helps create for the next cohort of Accra Academy students.
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