Creation Of New GCE Centre In Agyati-Bafut Sub Division: Principal Jubilates

The Principal of GSS Agyati in Bafut Sub Division, Mezam Division of the North West Region, Mr. Chenwi Emmanuel, is beyond doubt greatly fulfilled with the creation of a new GCE center in his school. Following the creation of the school in 2011, the pioneer batch is soon to sit in for the GCE examination.

Amidst the joyin him, he gladly confessed that his plea and request for the GCE center has proved quite fruitful with its creation. He continued that, if his school has been granted a GCE Center, it is great indication that the school is ripe enough. With pride, he said the school just had a block where GCE materials will be kept. Following the creation of the GCE center, about six security guards have been employed and there is more land for the construction of more classroom blocks since the school is looking forward to having a second cycle next academic year.

The Principal, in delight, saluted the hierarchy for thier great support and for having responded to his plea. With honour, he boosted of the number of staff in his school and the amount of hardwork they put in, adding that the 55 candidates registered for the GCE examination this year are undoubtedly going to make it.

While anxiously waiting for the expected great results that the pioneer batch is to produce for June 2015, Mr. Chenwi Emmanuel happily announced that his school was 'changing level' every other day, now boasting three buildings and a number of classrooms which are sufficient for the current number of students in the school.

The Principal, while jubilating over the absence of poor mismanagement in his school, said he was greatly thankful tot he North West Regional Delegation of Secondary Education for its constant supervision in the school to make sure there were no mismanagement issues by the Parent Teachers Association, PTA. The Principal concluded by saying that the teachers and parents should join him in this struggle of hard work and unity to see to it that their children produce the best results come the 2015 GCE session.