Xornametor Foundation opens 3-classroom pavilion in Tapa Abotoase, CK Korpee in Biakoye District
The Xornametor Foundation has successfully inaugurated a three-classroom pavilion at CK Korpe and Tapa Abotoase, demonstrating its commitment to improving education accessibility and safety for children in the Biakoye district.
Constructed by the foundation, the pavilion is designed to offer a secure and conducive learning environment for students who previously faced the daily challenge of crossing a lake to attend school.
The initiative was prompted by the alarming risks faced by students in the Overbank area, navigating the hazardous task of crossing the lake. The newly built pavilion stands as a testament to the foundation’s dedication to ensuring that every child has access to quality education within a safe environment.
Torgbui Xornametor I, also known as Vincent Kaledzi in his private life and the founder of the Xornametor Foundation, expressed his joy at the successful completion of the pavilion.
He emphasised the crucial importance of prioritizing the safety of students, stating, “It is unacceptable for children to risk their lives daily to receive an education. We believe that every child has the right to learn in a safe environment, and the opening of this pavilion is a significant step in that direction.”
Local community leaders and residents have also conveyed their gratitude for the foundation’s efforts in addressing the safety concerns of the students.
The three-classroom pavilion is not only expected to provide a secure learning space but also contribute to the overall enhancement of educational outcomes in the area.
The Xornametor Foundation has actively engaged in various community development initiatives, with a focus on education, healthcare, and empowerment programs.
This recent project underscores the foundation’s commitment to creating a sustainable impact and fostering positive change in the lives of the people it serves.
The completion of the three-classroom pavilion at CK Korpe Tapa Abotoase, accompanied by the donation of mono desks from the Xornametor Foundation, marks a significant milestone in the foundation’s ongoing efforts to support education and child welfare in the Biakoye district.
Looking ahead, the Xornametor Foundation remains dedicated to creating a brighter future for communities across the region.
The impact of the newly inaugurated pavilion is expected to be far-reaching, providing students with a safe and conducive environment where they can thrive academically and pursue their aspirations without compromising their safety.
Source: Ghana News
