Adadientem (Ash), July 10, GNA – The Ashanti Regional Director of Education, Mr Joseph Kwabena Onyinah, has donated a set of table tennis kit and teachers' furniture valued at over GH¢ 3,500.00 to the Adadientem Roman Catholic (R/C) Primary School in the Ejisu-Juaben Municipality.
He has also paid for the servicing of 20 dysfunctional computers and accessories in the school.
Mr Onyinah said the donation formed part of his personal contribution towards making the school environment friendly for teaching and learning.
Adadientem R/C was Mr Onyinah's first duty post after he completed the Bogoso Saint Augustine's Teachers Training College in the Western Region, 39 years ago and he would be retiring from the Ghana Educational Service (GES) in the coming October.
He said similar donations would be made to Toase, Kumasi Anglican and Nsutaman Senior High Schools (SHS), where he also had teaching stints.
Mr Onyinah expressed appreciation for the support, understanding and cooperation of the people in the community where he began his teaching career.
He reminded parents to work together with teachers to provide children good moral training.
Nana Adom Puni III, chief of the town, said they were grateful to the regional director for the gesture.
GNA



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