The University will also build a canteen for the two schools and also provide them with reading and textbooks. Additionally, it would organise Saturday classes for the pupils with its lecturers volunteering in teaching core subjects. Explaining the motivation for the initiative, Prof Okoe Amartey said the gesture was to inspire the pupils, improve teaching and learning and motivate the teaching staff. In underscoring the importance of education to national development, Professor Amartey stressed that the attention society gives these pupils today will determine what they become in future. Mr Ngala said he was personally overwhelmed by the number of interventions the University has outlined to improve teaching and learning at the schools.

Source: GhanaWeb February 12, 2020 16:41 UTC