Tweneboa Kodua School scores 100 percent at BECE

Abuakwa (Ash), Nov. 14, GNA- The Tweneboa Kodua International School at Abuakwa in the Atwima district of Ashanti recorded 100 percent passes at this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Out of 288 pupils presented at the examination, 99 obtained between aggregates six and 10, while 121 obtained between aggregates 11 and 15. Mr J.K. Ntim, the assistant headmaster of the school, announced this

at the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) meeting at Abuakwa. He attributed the impressive performance of the pupils to commitment

and hard work of the teachers and commended them for their good work. Mr Daniel Dzameshie, Chairman of the PTA, urged parents to provide their children with the needed logistics to enhance their learning. He also called on parents to pay visits to the school to assess the performance of their wards.

Source: GhanaWeb

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