Regional News of Tuesday, 27 July 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• The Osu Presby Day School has been reopened for students• The new building was put up after the old was was demolished• The KKYA, who led the call for the reopening of the school, have expressed great joy at this new developmentAfter six years of pushing for it, the Osu Presby Day School has been finally re-opened for students to study in. The Executive Director of KKYA, Nii Otenkorang Ankrah, who made this known in a statement, said that the new school building was put up three years earlier following the demolishing of the old edifice. “This has, however, not been done and the pupils have been put in a make-shift wooden structure for the past four years. The wooden structure is not in the best shape and, therefore, does not help learning activities. But, providing an update on his Facebook page, Nii Otenkorang Ankrah wrote that, "After a long fight and over 6 years, the new building of Osu Presby Day School has been reopened for the students.
