The rehabilitation of Jemtuto Primary School in the Salaga-South Constituency has been successfully completed, paving the way for pupils to return to their regular classrooms in the coming days. The completed project marks a significant step toward improving basic education infrastructure in the area and enhancing the overall teaching and learning environment for both students and teachers.
The intervention was initiated and funded by the Member of Parliament for Salaga-South, Hon. Hajia Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah, as part of her ongoing commitment to strengthening educational development within the constituency. The rehabilitation forms part of broader efforts by the MP to address challenges affecting basic schools, particularly those related to safety, infrastructure, and conducive learning conditions.
Prior to the renovation, sections of the school infrastructure were in a state that affected effective teaching and learning. The rehabilitation works have transformed the school into a safer and more welcoming environment, with improved classrooms that meet acceptable standards for basic education. The upgraded facilities are expected to boost pupil attendance, improve concentration during lessons, and support teachers in delivering quality instruction.
Community members, parents, and school authorities have warmly welcomed the completion of the project, describing it as both timely and impactful. According to residents, the rehabilitation of the school reflects a responsive approach to leadership that prioritises the welfare of children and the future of the community. School authorities also expressed appreciation for the intervention, noting that improved infrastructure plays a critical role in academic performance and discipline.
The Jemtuto Primary School project adds to a growing list of education-focused initiatives undertaken by Hon. Hajia Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah since assuming office. Her efforts have consistently targeted the improvement of school facilities, access to quality education, and the creation of an enabling environment for academic excellence across the Salaga-South Constituency.
Education stakeholders in the constituency have expressed optimism that sustained investments in basic education infrastructure will contribute to long-term human capital development. With the rehabilitation completed, pupils of Jemtuto Primary School are expected to resume classes under improved conditions that support learning, safety, and personal development.
The project underscores the importance of collaboration between political leadership and local communities in addressing educational challenges and advancing development at the grassroots level.
Source: Kofi Anyigba| Contributor
