The donation was to assist the school furnish its newly constructed staff common room.

Handing over the items, Senior Manager of Mining at Iduapriem mine, Mr Stephen Asante Yamoah, said the donation was to motivate teachers to continue in their efforts to enhance the academic performance of students in the municipality.

He said AngloGold Ashanti wants communities in which it operates to be better off, adding that, "as employees we believe we have a role to play in this cause, and together we can create a sustainable future of shared value with all stakeholders".

He urged the teaching and non-teaching staff of FIASEC to make a positive difference in the lives of the students by striving to look beyond the challenges they encounter in their work and be inspired by the need to prepare the students for a successful future.

"Some of you are potential presidents, ministers of state, top business executives and other prominent figures in society, so you must remain focused on your studies," he said.

Mr Yamoah called on the students to attend to their studies to enable them become responsible adults and agents of change in their society.

He assured the mining giant's host communities that Iduapriem employees would continue to support them to promote teaching and learning.

Receiving the chairs, Headmaster of Fiaseman Senior High Secondary School, Mr John Kofi Saighoe, commended the group for the donation and said the school would forever remain grateful to them.

He pleaded with the donors not to relent in their efforts to make positive impacts in the lives of needy people and schools in their host communities.