Lamp and Light Model School, a private basic school in the Bolgatanga Municipality of Upper East Region has assured parents and guardians with wards in institution of the school’s commitment to holding the qualities it has, in high esteem at all levels.
Speaking to A1 News at a graduation ceremony of preschool pupils at the school premises, Yikene, Stephen Samari, Proprietor of Lamp and Light Model School said, the school was established in the year 2015 and has been very critical of the quality they offer students.
According to Mr. Samari the priority of Lamp and Light Model School is to provide students with the needed quality. This, he said, would enable their students always stand tall among other students wherever they find themselves.
“Practically we are into academics and other extracurricular activities and we have been doing very well. Those Parents who have their children here will attest to the fact that we have been able to model their wards such that they can stand anywhere and compete with any other school anywhere and achieve. So we are thankful to God for how far he has brought us, and we are still working hard to ensure that we keep the quality high and attract more students into our school.”
Mr. Samari also noted that management of the Lamp and Light Model School has made payment of fees very moderate and flexible for all parents and guardians.
“We have taken the plight of parents into consideration. We structure our fees in such a way that you can even pay by instalments. Every month, whatever you have, you can come and deposit by three to four months you will even finish paying. And you can always come to the office for us to discuss any challenges you have. We can support you,” he said
Lamp and Light Model School which started in the year 2015 with just 14 students now has a student population of over 700; from preschool to Junior High School.
The Headmistress in charge of Lamp and Light Model Pre- school, Madam Juliana Naafu who managed about 111 preschool pupils within the last three years as they move to the Kindergarten level urged their parents to continue providing them with the necessary support.
Source:A1Radioonline.Com|101.1MHZ|David Azure |Yikene| Ghana
