Death Trap School Building Compelled Student to Write Examination Outside
The headmaster of the Duadaso No 2 Seventh Day Adventist Junior High school, Mr Owusu Ansah, is therefore calling on the government, stakeholders and philanthropists to come to their aid.
Joana Somiah 
The deteriorating nature of Duadaso No 2 Seventh Day Adventist Junior High School due to heavy downpour on Monday morning 31st May 2021 has compelled the final year students of the school to Write their mock examination outside the classroom.
The rain which started around 6 o'clock is on Monday morning eroded the classrooms turning the classrooms into a swimming pool.
Speaking to some of the students, they stated that, the nature of their school building makes them feel unsafe during class hours hence the urgent need for government to intervene.
On his part, the headmaster for the school, Mr. Owusu Ansah describes the nature of the school as a threat to teaching and learning.
He said all efforts to get authorities to come to their aid have proven futile hence the need for development. Mr. Owusu however commended the SDA church in the area and the school’s Parent-Teacher Association for some supports they have been rendering them. He said, even though it has not solved their problems entirely, it has helped them in a way.
The headmaster is therefore calling on government, stakeholders, and philanthropists to come to their aid.
Nana Ama Asiedu, Bono Region
