News:
May 31, 2013
The quest for quality education without doubt requires putting in place a number of measures including improved infrastructure, logistics, teaching and supervision.
This requires collaborative effort from all stakeholders since the education sector is such a huge one.
One area that has been identified as very challenging in propelling quality education is supervision. This usually becomes difficult because of lack of logistics that will aid the movement of supervisors. To address this, the Member of Parliament for Suhum, Frederick Opare-Ansah has distributed five motor bikes to Circuit Supervisors in the area.
In addition, the MP is gain in the process of procuring more motor bikes to be distributed to sub-coordinators this year across the constituency.
Speaking to Ghanamps.gov.gh, Opare-Ansah said the motorbikes he believes will make it easy for supervisors to easily access every school and make sure teachers spend quality time with the students and do their work as expected of them.
Ghanamps.gov.gh/Dominic Shirimori