In a significant contribution towards enhancing quality education, Hon. George Gerald Naluri, the Lambussie District Chief Executive (DCE), has handed over 800 metallic dual desks to the District Education Directorate of the Ghana Education Service (GES).
The donation aims to support needy schools in the Lambussie District and promote effective teaching and learning in the area. This article highlights the importance of the donation, the commitment of the district assembly to education, and the appeal for further support from other organizations.
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Hon. Naluri’s handover of 800 metallic dual desks to the District Education Directorate is part of the government’s efforts to bridge the infrastructure deficit in the Lambussie District.
The intervention is intended to enhance quality education and create a conducive environment for effective teaching and learning. The provision of proper furniture contributes to improved student engagement, comfort, and concentration in the classroom.
Speaking at the handing over ceremony in Lambussie, Hon. Naluri emphasized the district assembly’s commitment to creating a necessary and conducive environment for effective teaching and learning.
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The donation of metallic dual desks is a tangible demonstration of the assembly’s dedication to supporting education and improving educational outcomes in the district. The district assembly will continue to prioritize initiatives that promote access to quality education for all students.
The DCE appealed to the education directorate and head teachers at the beneficiary schools to ensure that the pupils handle the furniture with care. Proper maintenance of the desks will ensure their durability and longevity, benefiting future students as well.
Mr John Baptist Kulah, the Lambussie District Education Director, expressed appreciation for the support and pledged his commitment to promoting a strict maintenance culture in the schools. He also encouraged head teachers to advise pupils to focus on their studies to elevate the level of education and academic performance in the district.
While appreciating the generous donation, Mr Kulah appealed to other benevolent agencies and organizations to support the schools in the Lambussie District with additional furniture and learning materials.
The district recognizes that sustained support from various stakeholders is crucial in improving the educational infrastructure and providing students with the necessary resources for their education.
