Upper Manya MP commissions classroom block, donates desks and STEM tools to schools

The Member of Parliament for Upper Manya Krobo Constituency, Hon. Bismark Tetteh Nyarko, has inaugurated a two-unit classroom block for the Asesewa Methodist Junior High School as part of efforts to improve teaching and learning in schools across the constituency.

The facility, inaugurated on Thursday, is equipped with 100 metal mono desks to provide a conducive learning environment for pupils and teachers.

As part of the initiative, the MP also donated about 500 metal mono and dual desks, as well as Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) tools, to selected basic schools in the constituency to support practical teaching and learning.

The Otropker Roman Catholic Basic School received 20 metal mono desks, 20 dual desks, two packets of iron sheets and STEM tools to enhance practical learning.

The Mensah-Dawa School also received three metal teachers’ tables and chairs, 40 dual desks, 40 mono desks and STEM tools.

Speaking during the presentation, Hon. Bismark Tetteh Nyarko assured the school authorities and residents of his commitment to supporting quality education in the constituency.

He further pledged to equip the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory of the Mensah-Dawa School to provide pupils with access to modern technology and improve their digital skills.

At Asesewa Senior High School (Odehe), the MP donated 250 metal mono desks to help address furniture challenges resulting from increasing student enrolment.

The MP also assured the schools and communities of his continued support for other educational projects aimed at improving infrastructure and creating better learning conditions for students.

The interventions form part of efforts to improve educational infrastructure, provide essential learning materials and promote practical education across the Upper Manya Krobo Constituency.

By: Paulina Armah/Radio1.