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Covenant Presby School, Dzorwulu marks 19th graduation with call for excellence

The ceremony, held on Friday, July 24, 2026, at the school's premises, brought together education stakeholders, clergy, parents, guardians, alumni and invited guests to celebrate the achievements of 56 graduates comprising 28 Kindergarten pupils and 28 Junior High School (JHS) students under the theme, "Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders Today.
Welcoming participants to the ceremony, Headteacher Evelyn Amoamah Antwi described the occasion as another important milestone in the school's history, highlighting that Covenant Presbyterian School continues to combine academic excellence with moral and character formation.
Rev Addo further disclosed that the Presbyterian Church of Ghana continues to demonstrate its commitment to quality education by supporting more than 2,000 basic schools, 34 senior high schools, five vocational institutions, five colleges of education and two universities across the country.
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