25/06/2024
SAINT PAUL METHODIST PREPARATORY AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HELD SUCCESSFUL STUDENT LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS
Saint Paul M**hodist Preparatory and Junior High School held its annual student leadership elections, a tradition that aims to instill democratic values and practices in its students. The election was deemed free and fair, with students from Class 4 to Junior High School 3 participating in the process.
In an interview, Head Mistress Madam Katena Acquah emphasized the importance of introducing democratic principles to the students, stating that "everyone has the freedom of choice and the right to vote." She believes that this experience will help students understand the correct way to acquire positions and desist from unlawful acts in future elections.
The students elected leaders for various positions, including Head School Prefect, Assistant Prefect, Sports Prefect, Protocol Prefect, ICT Prefect, and section leaders for the four houses: Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green...
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Assistant Headmaster Eric Asare noted that this annual election commenced by the school is an opportunity to prepare students for future elections, as some will be eligible to vote in national elections soon. He also mentioned that the school had to invited the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) to provide guidance on the electoral process which is made the election free and fair as compare to the national one one.
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Teacher Isaac Kwakye, representing the Electoral Commission (EC), highlighted the main purpose of the exercise as preparing pupils to learn about elections and their processes
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Some of the Student also added that this will help inculcate a democratic values into the as Ghana practice democracy
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CALL ASSISTANT HEADMASTER FOR MORE INFO.0553063123 SAINT PAUL METHODIST PREPARATORY AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HELD SUCCESSFUL STUDENT LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS
Saint Paul M**hodist Preparatory and Junior High School held its annual student leadership elections, a tradition that aims to instill democratic values and practices in its students. The election was deemed free and fair, with students from Class 4 to Junior High School 3 participating in the process.
In an interview, Head Mistress Madam Katena Acquah emphasized the importance of introducing democratic principles to the students, stating that "everyone has the freedom of choice and the right to vote." She believes that this experience will help students understand the correct way to acquire positions and desist from unlawful acts in future elections.
The students elected leaders for various positions, including Head School Prefect, Assistant Prefect, Sports Prefect, Protocol Prefect, ICT Prefect, and section leaders for the four houses: Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green...
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Assistant Headmaster Mr. Eric Asare stated that this annual election commenced by the school is an opportunity to prepare students for future elections, as some will be eligible to vote in national elections soon. He also mentioned that the school had to invited the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) to provide guidance on the electoral process which is made the election free and fair as compare to the national one one.
CUE
Teacher Isaac Kwakye, representing the Electoral Commission (EC), highlighted the main purpose of the exercise as preparing pupils to learn about elections and their processes
CUE
Some of the Student also added that this will help inculcate a democratic values into the as Ghana practice democracy
CUE
CALL ASSISTANT HEADMASTER FOR MORE INFO.0553063123 Story by ADEPA AMMA PIESIE OBIMPE,OSIMPAM955FM
