Parents urged to monitor their wards to ensure they are stick to their books during vacation

The proprietress of continuous praise Accademy at sewua in the Asokwa municipality of the Ashanti Region, Dr. Mrs Corniejay Serwaa Bonsu Darkwa has charged parents and guardians to monitor their wards to stick to their books during vacation.

She said parents have pivotal role to play when it’s come to training of the child, she said teachers perform 30 percent when it’s come to child training parents 70 percent deepen parents and guardians therefore they should give their maximum support to their wards.

She have advised students, particularly those embarking on long vacation, to spend much of their time on their books.
She urged parents to prompt their wards to develop good study habits and monitor their children of the use of social media whilst cautioning them to avoid unprofitable use of phones and that in their small ways should help to develop the passion and intellect of the children.

She said the students should not let the vacation swayed them from their books to lose the opportunity of bridging their knowledge gap and beefing up what they had already learnt.

Dr. Mrs Corniejay Serwaa Bonsu Darkwa made this known to media when continuous praise Accademy at sewua marked their 1st Anniversary celebration in a grand style.

On her part, madam Esther Mensah Headmistress of continuous praise Accademy also urged parents to invest much into their wards education.
She called on government to include private schools when sharing teaching and learning materials to enhance effective teaching and learning.

She charged Parents and guardians to monitor their wards’ academic activities by helping them in their assignments in homes, to complement teachers’ efforts,” he further said.

The graduation ceremony was characterized by poet reciting, drumming, singing, and cultural performances by the pupils of continuous praise Accademy.