By: Isaa Enoch & Appiah
Agyepong (CJA)
The Association of HND
secretaryship and managements students (ASHMAS) of the cape coast polytechnic
has donated twenty desks to Ebubonko M/A basic school.
On behalf of the entire
student body, Samuel Cudjor who is the Head of Departments of secretaryship and
management studies presented the items to Ali Baah who is the Headmaster of the
school.
Ali Baah expressed his gratitude to the entire
student body and the lecturers for their support and contribution to the
school.
The Ashmas president, David
Ayitey, said this is something which had not happened before and the
annual festival which is the first that is being held on campus was
made to serve as monument for the upcoming Ashmas students.
The Association
of HND secretaryship and managements students (ASHMAS) of the cape coast
polytechnic on Friday held its annual festival at the Borsah square
.The program was mainly on Ashma community service and Alumina Home coming and
was held to educate the students concerning their academic work on campus.
The festival began on
Thursday with a clean up exercise by Ashmas students within and around the
campus. Most students were excited about the clean up exercise with the tune of
brass band which was played at the ground when the exercise was on going.
On Friday, at the
ceremonial grounds, all heads of School of business and management studies
(SOBAMS) came and delivered a message to the entire student’s body.
The Head of Department
of accountancy, John K. Mbroh advised the students on examination malpractice,
he said some students find it very difficult to study and excel in their exams
and therefore they should work hard with all honesty and exhibit a high sense
of discipline in other to improve upon their academic performance.
He later told the
students to desist from examination malpractice and linkage of examination
papers which is a bad signal for academic work. He therefore encouraged the
students to work towards achieving their goals and ambitions on campus. The
inability of students to abstain from such practice as being the issue at stake
and students should avoid from such practices. He further shown the student how
the CGPA is calculated and urge them to write any referrals they had in their
exams.
The Polytechnic
Teachers Association of Ghana has suspended its nationwide strike due to the
directive given by Labour Commission to the Ministry of Education to resolve
the issue within a month.
