Meet Agnes Agyapong Yeboah The Only Teacher Teaching 8 Classes In A Village School: “I Need Help”

Meet Agnes Agyapong Yeboah The Only Teacher Teaching 8 Classes In A Village School: “I Need Help”

  • After Agnes Agyapong Yeboah graduated from teacher's training college, she was posted to a school at Hlihadzi in the Afram Plains of the Eastern Region
  • Other teachers who were assigned to the school did not report to their station, making her the only teacher in the school
  • She is currently pleading for help since the school is not child-friendly, and they need many things to make learning a better experience

A Ghanaian-trained teacher who was posted to teach in a village school in Hlihadzi in the Afram Plains of the Eastern Region has shared her plights as the only teacher in the school.

Madam Agnes Agyapong Yeboah is the only teacher out of the lot who was posted to the rural area. She said several other teachers assigned to the school declined their postings.

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She explained that the rest did not report due to the lack of electricity, access to potable water, and transportation options. She indicated that no car comes to Hlihadzi.

Meet Agnes Agyapong Yeboah, The Only Teacher Teaching 8 Classes In A Village School
Agnes Agyapong Yeboah is the only teacher in the school at Hlihadzi in the Afram Plains. Photo credit: WINS TV
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In an interview with WINS TV, Agnes said that because she is the only teacher in the school, she must allocate her time each day to ensure every class is attended.

"I am a trained teacher, and this is my first station. I have been here for three years. There are eight classrooms, and I am the only teacher here. So, I start teaching by 8am, apportioning 30 minutes to each class. There are about 140 pupils."

Agnes added that she struggles to teach all eight classes and also needs a lot of things to make teaching and learning easy. She pleaded with the government and other benevolent people to come to their aid.

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"Animals like scorpions and snakes worry us. I am pleading with the government to do something about this situation. The children love coming to school, but they have no amenities. The children need clothes, and we need better classrooms."

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YEN.com.gh collated some comments on the video. Read them below:

Jafaro Mohammed said:

Wow in 21 century - Oh ghana please this woman deserves a lot

Kwaku Sammy wrote:

God bless you Madam Agnes for this sacrifice. She really needs help. The conditions there are extremely deplorable. She can't continue to do all these works by herself. Basic things need to be fixed for these little kids have the sound mind to learn.

Rmg RiRi said:

Most Ghanaians think Ghana is only kumasi and Accra. This is the problem the country faces . Bibini nso y3 Nipa oooo

Sticks The Rapper wrote:

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Nana Kyekyeku said:

Just imagine. And you will see people chanting for Nana Addo and Mahama. God bless you madam. PRESIDENT NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFO ADDO .

Peter Bawuah TV

They should be giving best teacher awards to these kind of workers. Kudos Madam. Please I want to give an easter gift… please any contact to get in touch

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh