Fidelity Bank Uplifts Abbeykope D/A Basic School With New Classrooms And Renovations

Teye emphasized the impact on learning, stating, "Whenever it rained, classes would come to a halt."Recognizing these challenges, Dreamjuly Foundation identified the school and referred the school to the Fidelity Bank Accra East Sector for consideration to be selected for the Fidelity Bank's Orange Impact initiative.

Fidelity Bank did not only renovate the existing classrooms but also constructed three-unit classroom.

This system will provide a renewable water source while nurturing a generation of eco-conscious citizens.Speaking on behalf of Fidelity Bank's Deputy Managing Director, Atta Yeboah Gyan, Director, Banking Operations, Simon Adu-Gyamfi emphasized the bank's commitment to educational equity.

"We were struck by the potential of the Abbeykorpe community, but also the challenges they faced," he said."Limited resources meant students at Abbeykorpe D/A Basic School didn't have the same opportunities as others." He further added, "The new classrooms and renovations aim to bridge that gap and empower students to reach their full potential."The school's headmaster expressed his profound gratitude to Fidelity Bank, highlighting the project's transformative potential.

Teye used the opportunity to call on other organizations and individuals to join Fidelity Bank's efforts in enhancing educational opportunities.The District Director of Education, Mrs.

Students, parents, and community elders all echoed these sentiments, expressing their heartfelt appreciation for Fidelity Bank's investment in their community.The success story of Abbeykorpe D/A Basic School is a testament to Orange Impact transformative power.

Several other schools, including Nyameyekrom M/A Primary, Duose D/A Primary, Mamprobi Ebenezer 4, Okogyeasuo M/A Basic, and Fodome Kordzeto M/A Primary & JHS, have also benefited from the initiative's vital support.Launched in 2022 as part of Fidelity Bank's 15th anniversary celebration, the Orange Impact initiative empowers 15 under-resourced schools across Ghana over a five-year period.