APPENTENG 1001 STORY PROJECT

 

ASIWOME AGYEMANG,  6 OTHERS WIN APPENTENG 1001 STORY PROJECT

At the 2022 Edify Educational Technology Conference on August 11, Asiwome Agyemang,  a Grade 8 learner of Yeriel Bracha School was awarded the overall best story in the 2021/2022 Edify Appenteng 1001 Story Project. As the overall best story of the competition, Asiwome Agyemang received a sum of money worth a one academic term’s tuition fee, and a gift bag of other souvenirs.

Along with Asiwome Agyemang, six other learners of Yeriel Bracha School made it as A and A+ winners of the writing competition: Christabel Mensah, Tahada Huseini, Nelly Akua Obeng, Victoria Aseye Mensah, Janelle Opoku and Patricia Owusu Ansah, in order of merit.

The Edify Appenteng 1001 Story Project  is a learning initiative that brings together creative ideas and innovative writing skills from the hardest to reach areas in Ghana and other African countries.

This year, a total of 363 stories were collected from both Ghana and Liberia out of which 60 original stories made to the final stage of the competition. The 60 finalists were graded into A and A+ stories of which 7 of our learners were selected as winners.

We congratulate all our winners and say a big ‘Ayekoo’ to them. We also appreciate all our 25 story writers who submitted their stories for the competition. Ayekoo to all our participants and a big congratulations to the winners.

 

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