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| Mr. B. K. Asare |
In his address on behalf of the Central Regional Director of Education, Mr. Emmanuel Essuman, Mr. Asare commended teachers and award recipients and called upon them, along with education stakeholders, to become catalysts for positive change in the world. He emphasized that the best teachers are those who inspire students to seek answers themselves, highlighting the pivotal role of educators in shaping future generations.
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| Mr. Armah, an awardee from Dunkwa Abontsen D/A Basic School |
Acknowledging the
challenges faced by teachers and schools, Mr. Asare drew attention to issues
such as the deplorable condition of school buildings, citing the Dunkwa
Abontsen D/A Basic School within the Ekumfi District as an example. He
expressed his admiration for an award recipient from this school. Throughout
his address, he emphasized the transformative potential of education, stating,
"one book, one pen, one child can change the world."
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| Dignitaries in a group photo with awardees |
The event's
centerpiece was the recognition of 63 dedicated teachers from various levels of
education, ranging from Kindergarten to Senior High School, as well as
Headteachers and Retirees. The celebration also honoured individuals and groups
who have made significant contributions to improving education within the
district. Distinguished guests included Mr. Isaac Oscar Odoom (host), Traditional
Leaders, Clergy, Hon. Ebenezer Kwesi Monney (DCE for Ekumfi), and his
Coordinating Director, Miss. Sabina Otoo (District Director,
Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam) and other District Directors of Education.
Mr. Asare's passionate call for transformative education resonated strongly on World Teachers' Day, underscoring the crucial role that educators play in shaping the future and inspiring positive change in society.
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