Anell School of Excellence, a respected educational institution based in Kenyase in the Ashanti Region, held its 4th graduation ceremony on Friday, 8th August 2025. The vibrant celebration saw 72 pupils graduating from the basic level, ready to embark on the next stage of their academic journey.
The event drew notable attention as it was honored by the presence of Nana Amponsah Kwah IV—Chief of Kwanwoma and a strong advocate for education. He praised the school for its consistent commitment to academic excellence and innovation in teaching.
A key highlight of the day was the commissioning of a newly completed, fully furnished, ultramodern storey classroom block. Designed to support the school’s growing student population, the facility is expected to significantly improve the quality of teaching and learning.
In his keynote address, Nana Amponsah Kwah IV applauded the school’s adoption of a hybrid curriculum, which integrates traditional academic instruction with digital learning tools.
“Introducing a hybrid curriculum is a visionary step,” he remarked. “It has elevated Anell School of Excellence and equipped students with the skills they need to thrive in today’s digital world.”
He further emphasized that the school’s commitment to technology and digital literacy has made it a leader in ICT education, preparing learners for both local and international opportunities.
 
Mrs. Ellen Antwiwaa Sarkodie, the school’s Founder and Director, highlighted the significance of the new facility. She explained that the classroom block is equipped with smart digital boards and is specifically tailored to support Year 8–10 students, starting next academic term.
“This space was created to inspire inquiry, nurture digital fluency, and deepen learning,” she said.
Mrs. Sarkodie also highlighted the school’s holistic approach to education, pointing to the school’s newly established sick bay as evidence of its dedication to students’ overall well-being.
She encouraged parents to remain actively involved in their children’s learning journey, stating that collaboration between home and school is vital for nurturing both academic success and character development.
“When schools and families work together, we not only raise bright students—we raise compassionate, resilient individuals ready for the world.”
To crown the event, management recognized and rewarded 10 pioneer parents whose children have been part of the school’s journey since inception. Gifts included flat-screen TVs, refrigerators, popcorn machines, and other household items as a gesture of appreciation.
The graduation ceremony not only celebrated student achievements but also reaffirmed Anell School of Excellence’s mission to deliver transformative education that blends innovation, inclusivity, and excellence.
Source; www.leakyghana.com
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