Patrica’s Story

 


“Before Homeland Ghana came, we lacked good chalkboards and books for our students.”


 

My name is Patricia, and I am the former Headmistress of Siniensi Primary School. Alongside my administrative duties, I also teach a class. I have been teaching here since 2017.

I enjoy teaching a lot. I especially love working with students and seeing them understand what I teach.

Before Homeland Ghana came, we faced challenges such as a lack of good chalkboards and books for students to write in. With their support, we received new boards, and they painted our classrooms over the years. We also received books for students to copy their notes into, as well as storybooks.

In 2022, Homeland Ghana started extra classes to give students one-to-one support in all the core subjects. They provided food for the students at each session and even paid our teachers extra for teaching these classes.

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