SAP’s School marks 60th Independence parade
The SAP’s School held its Independence Day parade with the idea of promoting the spirit of patriotism and nationalism among the schoolchildren.
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The Cadet Corps of the school put up a skillful display to entertain guests present during the event.
The Social Studies teacher, Mr Edem Dumorga Amanful told the Junior Graphic in an interview that the SAP’s School was fortunate to have two ex-service men who helped to groom the students for this special parade.
He added that there was a very good relationship between the staff and parents, who lend support to the school in various ways.
The Commander for the Colour Party, Elvina Songme Suwuiir said, ‘I think today’s ceremony was extraordinary because we wore a ceremonial dress’.
She explained that parents graced the occasion annually to motivate the younger ones to put in the best.
She expressed great joy for being part of a team that does not only focus on books but develop their identified talents.
A parent, Nana Ama Okantey expressed sincere gratitude to the staff for helping mould the children for a better tomorrow.
