In a major boost to educational infrastructure in the North Dayi Constituency, the Member of Parliament, Honorable Joycelyn Tetteh, has donated 100 dual desks to five basic schools across the district. The initiative aims to alleviate severe seating shortages, ensure a comfortable learning environment for pupils, and enhance overall academic performance within the Volta Region.
Addressing community leaders, educators, and students during the presentation ceremony, the MP emphasized her unwavering commitment to improving basic education. She highlighted that quality education relies heavily on a conducive learning space, noting that no child should have to sit on bare floors or share overcrowded benches to access basic instruction.
The beneficiary schools were selected based on urgent infrastructure needs identified during recent assessment tours across the constituency. Headteachers and local educational officers expressed profound gratitude for the timely intervention, assuring the lawmaker that the desks would be well-maintained to serve current and future generations of learners.
Beyond the distribution of physical furniture, this donation forms part of a broader, sustained effort by Joycelyn Tetteh to empower youth and upgrade public schools in North Dayi. Over the years, her office has prioritized educational development through scholarship support, infrastructure repairs, and the provision of essential teaching materials.
Community members, traditional rulers, and parents have warmly commended the MP for her hands-on approach and dedication to grassroots development. With these new desks in place, teachers and pupils alike can look forward to a more engaging, dignified, and productive classroom experience.
@Volta Today
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