Four Schools in Asuogyaman District Benefit from LET THEM READ Project
A 17-year-old high school student, Trudy Sackey, has provided learning resources for four basic schools in the Asuogyaman District.
The resources included libraries for Nuriya Islamic and Nyameben Basic Schools, and "Talking Walls" classrooms for Tortibo and Pupuni DA Basic schools.
While volunteering, I noticed the learners used a '5-minute system' to share storybooks fairly. Each child would get 5 minutes to read a book before passing it to the next person, and this continued until everyone had had their turn.
This incident inspired Trudy to initiate the LET THEM READ Project, aiming to improve access to learning resources for students in the Asuogyaman District.
Author's summary: Trudy Sackey helps schools.
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