The government has announced plans to repaint all public basic schools from its current brown and yellow colours to blue and white as part of efforts to rebrand basic schools in the country.
Education Minister, Yaw Osei Adutwum who made the announcement said the initiative is aimed at enhancing the aesthetic value of the schools and also revitalise basic education in the country.
The minister speaking at a forum titled “The free SHS story” in Accra said “We are switching to blue and white. We are painting all the schools to give them an attractive outlook. This is the transformation Ghana deserves and it is coming.”
He added that plans are also underway to replace the brown and yellow uniforms.
“We are changing the uniforms of public basic schools in the country. The yellow and brown that you see now, you will see no more. Reformation is coming to a community near you, and you will see it,” Dr. Adutwum said.
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