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Karpowership holds reading, storytelling clinic for Essipong STMA Basic School

As a new academic year begins, learners of Essipong STMA Basic School in Sekondi-Takoradi are being encouraged to discover the joy of reading and learning to empower them and broaden their knowledge.
Important learning journey Receiving the donation, the headmistress of Essipong STMA Basic School, Mary Quayson, expressed appreciation to Karpowership for supporting the school’s efforts to encourage reading among pupils.
She further stated that the employee-led contribution allowed staff to play a direct role in the initiative, while creating an opportunity for them to interact with the pupils, share their time and encourage them in their reading journey.
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