The project will see the construction of two dormitory blocks for each school, aimed at easing accommodation challenges and improving student welfare. The ceremony was witnessed by school children, elders, and Hon. Assembly Members, who gathered in their numbers to mark the significant occasion.

Addressing the gathering, the DCE reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to strengthening educational infrastructure in the district. He noted that providing adequate boarding facilities is critical to enhancing academic performance, discipline, and the overall development of students.

The Hon. Member of Parliament also underscored the importance of investing in education as a foundation for national development. As part of his support to the schools, he officially handed over four hundred (400) pieces of furniture to Bawjiase Senior High School, a move expected to greatly improve classroom comfort and effective teaching and learning.

The chiefs and community leaders expressed appreciation to the government and district authorities for prioritizing education and responding to the pressing needs of the schools.

The sod-cutting ceremony marks the beginning of yet another transformative educational project in the district, reinforcing the leadership’s dedication to providing quality and accessible education for all.