He made the announcement during the school’s 65th anniversary celebration, which was also attended by President John Dramani Mahama, a proud alumnus of the institution.

“Headmaster, be assured that before December 31, two thousand furniture will be delivered to Ghanasco and some other schools,” he stated.

He further disclosed that the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) would procure additional logistics for distribution in 2026. According to him, the Fund is expected to acquire a number of buses for about 50 schools, including Ghanasco.

The Minister also highlighted ongoing efforts to support school heads who currently lack official vehicles. He explained that the GETFund had initiated procurement processes to address these transportation gaps, following directives from President Mahama.

Additionally, the Minister noted that if the proposed amendment to the GETFund Act is passed, students with special needs will begin receiving free feeding under the government’s education support programme.

The initiatives, he said, demonstrate the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure, mobility and welfare in the country’s secondary education system.