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Deputy Minister of Education Kwabena Osei Adutwum reiterated the government's determination to make every effort to ensure that all Ghanaian children have access to quality education.
No child should be denied the opportunity to go to school because of the financial situation of his parents or guardians, he said.
The minister said the school's free education policy has remained in place, ensuring that the challenges of implementation are addressed.
Dr. Adutwum spoke at a ceremony held to mark the start of construction work for a block of six clbadrooms for Beposo High School Junior High School (JHS) in the Bosomtwe District.
The project is the fulfillment of the promise made by the deputy minister, who is also a member of the region, to build a new school block to replace the old and weak structure of students and their teachers. using.
He said that education was essential to the progress of all nations and that was why it had been placed at the top of the agenda of the government's development agenda.
It was the way to make young people's lives more meaningful for themselves and the society.
He pledged to build an administrative block for the Beposo power station to contribute to efforts to improve the school's infrastructure.
Ms. Augustina Konadu Yiadom, director of district education, congratulated the teachers and students of the school for their excellent results at the last examination of the Certificate of Basic Education (BECE).
She encouraged them to continue working hard to maintain performance.
Nana Appiah Nuamah Asare, Krontihene of the city, applauded the government for the free movement policy of SHS and said that she had brought it to parents.
He appealed for the rehabilitation of the Péminase-The road of Ankaase, which according to him was in bad condition.
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