NEWS 19th September 2025

My First Day at School: A Day to Remember

In the town of Asamankese, a gentle breeze rustled through the leafy streets as the morning sun rose, casting a warm glow over the market and the humble schoolyards. Today was a special day for the children of Class One, and for the people who cared about their futures. Kyidomhemaa of Asamankese, known to the community as Nana Dansoa Amamaah , had a plan to mark a momentous occasion: the first day of school for many young learners.

Nana Amamaah, a generous and well-respected member of the community, had always believed that education was the key to unlocking countless possibilities. She wanted to start this school year with a gift that would inspire curiosity and a love for learning. So she donated learning materials to all Class One students in Asamankese. The donation included 3 customised exercise books each(maths,writing and drawing)with pencils,sharpeners,erasers and crayons, and a small starter kit of basic learning tools designed to spark imagination and focus.

The event was planned with care. A small ceremony was arranged at the school compound, where colorful banners fluttered in the morning breeze. Parents, teachers, and community leaders gathered to witness the moment. The The Municipal Director of Education (Miss Loretta Akua Ayisi) spoke warmly about the importance of early childhood education and the role that every family plays in supporting their children's learning journeys. The classroom walls, which would soon become a canvas for young minds, were painted with cheerful murals to welcome the new pupils.

As the first bell rang, the youngest learners stepped into their new desks with bright eyes and hopeful smiles. Each student received a set of learning materials in a neatly wrapped package, a symbol of the community’s commitment to their education. The teachers introduced themselves and explained how the materials would be used to build foundational skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. The children practiced tracing letters, counting blocks, and recognizing colors, guided by patient teachers. The occasion was graced with Nananom,dignitaries, invited guests,school children, etc.

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