Promoting access, free and quality education at KANJO R/C JHS

22/11/2018

TOP ACADEMY in conjunction with SECURE TECH. FOUNDATION presents to u the very best academic opportunity to grow your knowledge and secure a better future for yourself. We are calling on parents to register their children to be part of the 21st century knowledge driven hub. Serious classes has just started.

Top Academy: The home of Knowledge!

06/11/2018

TOP ACADEMY in conjunction with SECURE TECH. FOUNDATION presents to u the very best academic opportunity to grow your knowledge and secure a better future for yourself.

Top Academy: The home of Knowledge!

01/11/2018

Although we now have access to smart gadgets and various tools of communication, it is the technical skills of the people involved that make the products and services tick. INFORMATION and Communication Technology (ICT) products are all around us, especially computers and mobile devices, and most people cannot live without these gadgets as they have all become tools for communication and work. [ 891 more words ]

Although we now have access to smart gadgets and various tools of communication, it is the technical skills of the people involved that make the products and services tick. INFORMATION and Communic…

14/01/2016

POP QUIZ .
ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS. 1HOUR.

The same letter is missing three times in each word. Fill the blanks..

1. M — L—RI—

2. DI—MI— —

3. — INI—U—

4. A — TE — —A

5. BA— — A— E

6. R—L—AS—

7. —U — — IES

8. A — — RAC—

9. CHA— — I —

10. — AXI — U—.

NO COPYING. START WORK.

12/01/2016

IQ test ....... Five boys were climbing a hill. J was following H. R was just ahead of G. K was between G and H. They were climbing up in column. Who was the second?

02/01/2016

I dearly need ur opinion for this case study

Please if a pregnant woman give birth to a
twin,the first one comes out by 11:54pm of December
31st, 2015 the second @ 12:03am January 1st, 2016 questions :
1, are they age mate?
2, which year will they claim?

01/01/2016

On behalf of chalk, lesson note, teachers guide, pupils textbook, pupils exercise book and the learners themselves, I wish you all a happy 2016.
May all salary arrears and outstanding allowances be paid. I wish every member on this platform a happy and prosperous new year.

30/12/2015

Woman at the Hospital
Woman :Good morning doctor
Doctor :Good morning
Woman :doctor I have a headache
Doctor :Have u eaten?
Woman :no, please
Doctor :Go to the hospital canteen and eat.
(The woman walks to the canteen and pulls out Health Insurance card)
Woman :The doctor asked me to come and eat and this is my card.
Attendant :Please this is for health problems not food problems.
Woman :Am dead ,hahahaha!
(Woman collapses)

25/12/2015

driving a christmas from a certain root

11/12/2015

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A teacher asked her students to bring some tomatoes in a plastic bag to school. Each tomato will be given a name of the person whom that child hates.

Like this, the number of tomatoes will be equal to the number of persons they hate.

On a decided day, the children brought their tomatoes well addressed. Some had two, some had three and some had five, some even had 20 tomatoes in accordance with the number of pple each student hate thus if a student hate 5 pple, he will bring 5 tomatoes.

The teacher told them they have to carry the tomatoes with them everywhere they go for 2 weeks.
As the days passed the children started to complain about the spoiled and smell of the tomatoes. Students who had many tomatoes complained it was very heavy to carry and the smell was to much.
After 1week, the teacher asked the students "How did you feel this one week?"
The Children complained of smell & heavy weight of the tomatoes especially those who carried more tomatoes.
The teacher said, "This is very similar to what you carry in heart when you don't like some people. Hatred makes heart unhealthy and you carry that hatred everywhere.
If you can't bear the smell of spoiled tomatoes for a week, imagine the impact on your heart that you carry throughout life."

The Heart is a beautiful garden that needs regular cleaning of unwanted weeds.
Forgive those who have angered you.
This makes room for storing good things..

Get better not bitter

May the good Lord strengthen us so that we can forgive those who wrong us and take away every hatred we have in our heart.

10/12/2015

Ghana students talk STEM
One of the problems is that students often
don’t understand the career opportunities
that STEM skills offer, and thus lack
motivation.
Making STEM subjects – science, technology,
engineering and mathematics – exciting and
engaging for learners is a challenge faced by
teachers around the world. One of the
problems is that students often don’t
understand the career opportunities that
STEM skills offer, and thus lack motivation.'
STEM education and associated industries are
crucial for economic development, and so
there is a pressing need for Africa’s future
workers to be proficient in these key subjects.
STEM industries include engineering,
computer sciences, physics and medicine –
the basis of a modern knowledge economy.
GE partnered with Google, volunteer
organisation Points of Light and Junior
Achievement – an organisation dedicated to
educating youth about entrepreneurship, work
readiness and financial literacy – to stimulate
interest in STEM careers among junior high
students in Ghana.
Two hundred students took part in the
interactive STEM Careers Awareness Day in
Kotobabi, Accra. During the day, the learners
heard from GE and Google employees about
their careers in engineering and information
communication technology and were
challenged to use their STEM skills to solve a
community problem.
Teams were asked to develop sustainable
STEM-based solutions to real issues, such as
sanitation and community health. The winning
team from Flagstaff House Basic School
developed an app-based solution to tackle
improper waste disposal by teaching
individuals how to sort trash and recycle
waste.
“Millions of university graduates are ill
prepared for the reality of the contemporary
workplace, either by the nature of the courses
they study or the non-suitability of the
curriculum,” said GE’s communications
manager for West Africa, Osagie Ogunbor.
“Mentorship is key in bridging the gap
between classroom instruction. This is why we
are partnering with Junior Achievement in
Ghana to show the students the opportunities
that abound in the STEM world and how they
can make a difference.”
Elizabeth Bintliff, Junior Achievement Africa
CEO, said she was impressed with the turnout
of GE and Google volunteers and the
enthusiasm of participating students. Google
is working on a STEM curriculum to be used
by students in primary and junior high
schools after the campaign, she said.
Continued commitment from business leaders
is critical to encouraging Africa’s young
people to pursue STEM-related courses and,
ultimately, careers. Tomorrow’s engineers,
innovators, creators and scientists will help
create globally competitive economies.