President Mahama Donates to Paga School, Challenges Students to Achiev

President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to give a brand-new 60-seater bus to a school in Paga, as part of efforts to improve the school's facilities and create a better learning environment for students. The President made the announcement during a visit to Paga in the Upper East Region on Thursday, August 13.

A Brand-New Bus for Paga School

Speaking at Paga, President Mahama said the bus would be provided as part of efforts to improve the school's facilities and create a better learning environment for students. "I'm going to give you a 60-seater bus for this school. A brand-new 60-seater bus for this school," he said.

The President urged the school authorities to work towards making the institution a centre of excellence, stressing that the success of the school would ultimately be measured by the academic performance of its students. He emphasized that the school would be judged by the outcome of what the students become.

A Challenge to Achieve 100% WASSCE Results

President Mahama challenged the students and school authorities to target a 100 per cent pass rate in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). "I want to see that the children here pass 100%," he said. He added that the bus would be provided even before the completion of the planned dormitory facilities for the school.

The President said the government's investment in educational infrastructure must translate into improved learning outcomes and better academic performance. He encouraged school authorities to make effective use of the new facilities and logistics to ensure that students receive quality education and achieve strong results.

A Commitment to Education

President Mahama's announcement is part of the government's efforts to improve the educational infrastructure in the country. The Upper East Region has faced challenges in providing quality education to its students, and the President's visit is seen as a commitment to addressing these challenges.

The school in Paga is expected to benefit greatly from the new bus, which will provide students with a safe and comfortable means of transportation. The school authorities are expected to work towards making the institution a centre of excellence, as urged by the President.

A New Era for Education in Paga

The President's visit to Paga and his announcement of a new bus for the school is seen as a new era for education in the region. The school is expected to achieve great things, and the students are expected to perform well in their academic pursuits. The President's challenge to achieve 100% WASSCE results is a clear indication of his commitment to education and his desire to see the students succeed.

The new bus is expected to be provided to the school in the near future, and the school authorities are expected to make effective use of the new facilities and logistics to ensure that students receive quality education and achieve strong results.

Source: JOY