“Give Internally Displaced Students Red Carpet Treatment”. MINSEC NW Regional Boss.
By
Raymond Dingana.
The North West Regional Delegate for Secondary Education, Mr. Ngwang
Roland Yuven has reiterated the need for secondary school authorities in the
region to insure that, Internally Displaced students are given the opportunity
to attend classes no matter what their conditions may be. He was speaking
Friday 20th September 2019 during the Sector Conference and
Launching of the 2019/2020 School year at the campus of GTHS Bamenda with the
theme, The clean school philosophy Is the
Motor to Successful Studies and a reinforced professional outlook.
Mr. Ngwang Roland told the secondary education family that, Internally
Displaced students be given red carpet reception and that, if a child is
not having the requirements needed for admission, that child should be admitted
while the requirements like birth certificates, report cards and others are
taking care of while the child is attending classes. He enjoined the education
family to help in sponsoring the Internally Displaced students and that; they
can organize fund raising in schools to help the students. He also
frowned at those teachers whom he says are only afraid to work but are not
afraid to go to the banks for their salaries saying tougher days lie ahead.
The plight of students with special needs was also on the spot light.
It was indicated that, concrete activities be put in place to assist students
with special needs whose conditions have been further compounded by the crises
rocking the two English speaking regions of the country.
He also used the event to announce that, three weeks into the start of
the new school year, Bui Division has joined the back to school caravan taking
the number of students from one thousand two hundred on day one to about eight
thousand but lamented that, out of the seven divisions that make up the North
West Region, only four have children going to school.
The regional delegate also used the event to warn school
administrators against paying of tuition fees on campus. He says paying of fees
is to be done out of Campus and to service providers, not to teachers.
It was also revealed during the event that, the three term system
which was replaced by the sequence system was coming back. The event also saw
the award of Certificates of excellence to some students, who scored the best
results in the 2018 session of end of year examinations.
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