The 1993-year group of the Ejisu Senior High Technical school has donated some assorted items to help improve infrastructure as well as teaching and learning in the school.The items included a water tank, chairs and mosquito nets.Mr Eric Agyeman, the Leader of the group, who presented the items, said it was their contribution to the growth and development of the school.He said the items were procured through financial contributions from members of the group and pledged support to help improve teaching and learning in the school.Mrs Grace Asomani, the Headmistress of the School, thanked the group for the gesture and said it had come at an opportune time.She said alumni's support was crucial to the development and success of the school and called on other year groups to also come on board to help their alma mater.Source: Ghana News Agency
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