The 2009/2010 academic year took off in the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese District in grand style as the District Chief Executive, Hon. Aba Edusah visited about 12 schools on September 15 2009 to welcome and motivate children who were being admitted for the first time to Kindergarten (KG) and those being promoted from KG Two to Basic One.A total of five teams were formed to visit various schools in the district to welcome new entrants to Basic One and KG One. The teams were led by the District Chief Executive, Hon Aba Edusah, District Director of Education, Miss Rebeca Araba Neizer, Deputy Director of Education in charge of Supervision, Mr. Isaac Nyarkoh, Assistant Director of Education in charge of Private Schools, Mr. Kweku Andoh Anderson and the District Budget Analyst, Mr. John Kwamena Afful.
At Abura Dunkwa Methodist Primary and KG where the DCE visited and interacted with the kids 32 pupils were enrolled in Basic One while 48 were also registered in KG One. At Catholic Primary and KG 36 pupils were enrolled in Basic One while 53 were recorded in KG One. Similarly, 30 pupils had been enrolled in Basic One and 8 in KG at Katakyiase Catholic Primary and KG at the time of the visit.
Addressing the children at the various schools the DCE advised them to be disciplined and obedient to their parents and teachers and study hard to become responsible leaders of the nation in future. She also tasked parents to ensure that the children attend school regularly and punctually.
Items distributed to the children included sun shades with inscription "My First Day at School", biscuits and plastic drinking cups.
F.A. Ebow Taylor
A.A.K. District Information Officer
At Abura Dunkwa Methodist Primary and KG where the DCE visited and interacted with the kids 32 pupils were enrolled in Basic One while 48 were also registered in KG One. At Catholic Primary and KG 36 pupils were enrolled in Basic One while 53 were recorded in KG One. Similarly, 30 pupils had been enrolled in Basic One and 8 in KG at Katakyiase Catholic Primary and KG at the time of the visit.
Addressing the children at the various schools the DCE advised them to be disciplined and obedient to their parents and teachers and study hard to become responsible leaders of the nation in future. She also tasked parents to ensure that the children attend school regularly and punctually.
Items distributed to the children included sun shades with inscription "My First Day at School", biscuits and plastic drinking cups.
F.A. Ebow Taylor
A.A.K. District Information Officer
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