Education
Delegate advocates reinforced security in schools
By Doh
Bertrand Nua in Kumba
The
Divisional Delegate of Secondary Education for Meme, Abunaw Aghim Obase, has
odered all principals and school heads in the entire Division to re-enforce
security within their schools in order to guard against acts of arson that has
for over sometime targeted school buildings in the Division thereby instilling
fear in the students and hindering massive turnout of student in for the
2017/2018 school year.
“The priority of school managers
today should center on securing their school and making them a veritable place
for learning” explained Abunaw Aghim adding that every school in Meme division
should have at least ten security persons that look after the school both in
the day and night. To him, this will greatly reduce the rate of fear amongst
the population and it will immensely improve student turnout in the various
schools in the division.
He told all the principals and
school heads that per the ministerial prescription for the current school year,
priority is given to security. He advice all principals to ensure that the PTA
fund which is colledted is adequately use to ensure presence good security in
all schools in the division.
Abunaw Aghim Obase was speaking
during the first secondary education sector conference for the 2017/2018
academic year that took place on Friday September 29, 2016 in Kumba under the
theme “Second Generation Education for the Training of Citizens Capable of
Promoting Multiculturalism and Living Together”. To Aghim Obase, the theme is
timely, apt and highly invaluable looking at the just ended troubled academic
year and the beginning of the current school amidst the current crisis in the
two aggrieved Anglophone regions.
The delegate urged all teachers
in the entire division to teach with a lot of professionalism and be abreast
with current methodology in teaching. He urged all and sundry to shun vices
such as laxity, absenteeism, amateurism, corruption, absence of civic
mindedness, violence in school milieu, indiscipline and laziness manifested by
some school heads, staff and students.
The Delegate stated that his
delegation is working with school heads to ensure that structures are put in
place to collaboration between all schools in the division and the delegation
and to with immediate effect stop some acts of principals who think their
schools are separated from the delegation.
It should be noted that the
meeting was presided at by the First Assistant Senior Divisional Officer for
Meme Verkline Epoulewane Mbua who emphasized on the area of security in schools
and the whole community at large.
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