Abuakwa (Ash), July 31, GNA - A 80 million-cedi computer laboratory built by the management of the Tweneboa Kodua International School at Abuakwa in the Atwima district was inaugurated at the weekend.
Mr Kofi Djan Bandoh, the Director of the School, who performed the ceremony, said the provision of the facility would go a long way to enhance teaching and leaning. He urged parents to constantly visit the school to acquaint themselves with the problems and progress of their children and to pay their school fees on time.
Mr Daniel Dzameshie, Chairman of the Parent Teacher Association, announced that the association had provided a 10-seater water closet toilet and a poly tank for the school. He appealed to parents to support the school authorities in maintaining discipline among school children. Mr Eric Okyere, Headteacher of the Junior Secondary School, called on parents to ensure that their children study at home.
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