The Ghana Education Service (GES) has tasked the leadership of Funsi Senior High School in the Upper West Region to promptly address utility challenges affecting students in the boys’ dormitory.
The directive follows a viral video in which a student highlighted the lack of electricity and water supply at the facility.
In a statement issued by Management, the Service noted that it had already disbursed the school’s recurrent expenditure allocations well before the footage surfaced online, urging local school authorities to utilize the funds to resolve the situation.
“Long before the video, Management had duly disbursed the school’s recurrent expenditure allocations, so the school leadership is encouraged to take the necessary measures to address the concerns of the students,” the statement read.
The Service assured parents, guardians, and the general public that it is collaborating with school officials and relevant state agencies to assess the facility and expedite a permanent solution.
Management further advised students to channel their grievances through established school administrative structures to ensure swift redress.
Below is the full statement
CONCERNS ABOUT FACILITIES AT FUNSI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, UPPER WEST REGION
- Management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has taken note of a video circulating in sections of the media in which a student of Funsi Senior High School (SHS) raises concerns about the lack of electricity and water supply in the boys’ dormitory.
- Long before the video, Management had duly disbursed the school’s recurrent expenditure allocations, so the school leadership is encouraged to take the necessary measures to address the concerns of the students.
- Management wishes to assure students, parents, guardians and the general public that it will work closely with the school authorities, relevant government agencies and other stakeholders to assess the situation and facilitate the prompt resolution of the issues identified.
- Management further encourages students to channel their concerns through the appropriate school management structures to ensure that such matters receive the necessary attention.
Management,
Ghana Education Service
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
