The commissioning ceremony brought together traditional authorities, former DCE Hon. Christian Adu Poku, representatives of the quarry industry and other stakeholders. In their remarks, speakers highlighted the importance of collaboration between the Assembly and quarry companies in supporting community development. The DCE commended her predecessor for initiating the project and expressed appreciation to the quarry companies, traditional leaders, contractors and other stakeholders for their contributions towards its successful completion.
Speaking on behalf of the District Education Directorate, Mr. Francis Kumanim explained that the school had been selected as a Model STEM School to expose pupils to modern educational opportunities, including robotics, science and practical learning through specialised facilities such as a science laboratory. He further indicated that the school would operate with a modest fee structure to support the maintenance of its specialised facilities and programmes.
The commissioning of the school marks a significant milestone in the Assembly’s commitment to improving educational infrastructure and expanding access to quality, technology-driven education in Nkukua Buoho and surrounding communities.
