The Principal of Kibi Presbyterian College of Education, Rev. Dr. Charles Fosu-Ayarkwah, on behalf of the College, has presented 50 bags of cement to Akyem Asafo Senior High School (SHS). The donation, made as part of the College’s Corporate Social Responsibility, is intended to support the construction of a fence around the Girls’ Hostel, thereby enhancing safety and security for students.
This thoughtful gesture reflects the Presbyterian Church of Ghana’s longstanding tradition of supporting its institutions in diverse ways. For decades, the PCG has invested heavily in education, health, and social development, ensuring that schools under its care are not only spiritually nurtured but also practically resourced.
From building classrooms and dormitories to providing scholarships, teaching materials, and welfare packages, the Church continues to demonstrate its commitment to holistic education. The collaboration between Kibi Presbyterian College of Education and Akyem Asafo SHS is a clear example of how Presbyterian institutions work together to uplift one another.
By contributing to the fencing project, the College is helping to create a safer learning environment for young women, reinforcing the Church’s mission to protect and empower students. Beyond infrastructure, the PCG consistently supports its schools through leadership training, mentorship, and spiritual guidance. It also advocates for policies that strengthen faith-based education, ensuring that Presbyterian institutions remain competitive and relevant in Ghana’s educational landscape.
The management of Akyem Asafo SHS expressed deep appreciation for the donation, noting that it will go a long way in safeguarding students and improving the school’s facilities. They pledged to continue upholding the Presbyterian tradition of excellence in academics, discipline, and service.
