JUST IN: 11-Year-Old Basic 5 Pupil adjudged Best Student in Bewuanum Anglican Basic School

Ferdinand | EducationGhana |June 14| JUST IN: 11-Year-Old Basic 5 Pupil Adjudged Best Student in Bewuanum Anglican Basic School

A Basic Five (5} Pupil of the Bewuanum Anglican Basic School has been awarded as the best Student in the Bewuanum Anglican Basic School.

Beating her seniors from the Junior High School to win the accolade, 11-year-old Sandra Arhin was adjudged best student in the school after exhibiting a high level of intelligence in Spelling B and Reading competition, skills development and General Knowledge.

The event was organized by Sharing Hope Foundation, a non-profitable organisation that educates, mentors, empowers and sustains the visions of our young generation.

The competition which took place on October 19, 2018, saw the organizers educating the young school children on teenage pregnancy and its implications on the victims’ education.

The students were also taken through the rights of the less privileged in many rural communities and were educated on how to stand up to defend their rights.

As passionate representatives of change, the students were ready to advocate for the prevention of teenage pregnancy among young boys and girls, reach out to the victims of teenage pregnancy and empower them.

They believed every young person has some peculiar potential that needs to be developed as a result, they came together as an organisation to advocate, educate, empower and sustain the visions of every young girl in our communities.

Sandra Arhin, who was adjudged best student after the event was given learning materials as well as school bags and sandals on February 19, 2019.

Bewuanum Anglican Basic School is located at Awutu Bewuanum specifically at the  Obrachire Circuit in the Awutu Senya West District of the Central Region.

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About Sharing Hope Foundation

Sharing Hope Foundation is a non-profitable organisation that educates, mentors, empowers and sustains the visions of our young generation.

They also work hand in hand with some stakeholders to send the victims back to school. They share their hope with these young people to instil togetherness and sustainability of their visions and potential.

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