27Mar

Asanko Mines stocks libraries of schools in Amansie West, Amansie South

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Mining firm, Asanko Gold Ghana Limited, has stocked the libraries of a number of first cycle schools in the Amansie South and Amansie West districts of the Ashanti region with […]

31Jul

Reading Fair

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The majority of children in Ghana attend basic schools, where access to reading material is limited. Children in these schools are not able to experience the joy of reading and […]

31Jul

IBBYInternational and IBBYGhana

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From time to time, NGOs like Biblionef Ghana, Street Library, Ghana Book Trust and government organisations like the Ghana Library Authority and the Ghana Book Development Council supported by publishers, […]

31Jul

Assessment of Students of the Amansie Central District Project Schools (2019)

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Primary 4-6 In 2019, CODE aggregated the results of reading skills assessments conducted with Reading Ghana programme participants between 2016 and 2019. Students had been in the program for one […]

31Jul

Assessment of Students from the Amansie Central District Project Schools (2018)

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The post-test scores of GBT students at class levels P4, P5, P6, JHS1, and JHS2 were higher than pre-test scores on all sub-tests of word recognition, paragraph reading, and paragraph […]

31Jul

Assessment of Students from Bosome-Freho, Asante Akim South and Amansie Central District Project Schools (2014)

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At the beginning of the 2013-14 fiscal year, Reading Ghana transitioned to working with primaries 4-6 teachers. GBT’s team of Lead Trainers conducted a pre-test of a sample of P4 to […]

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Asanko Mines stocks libraries of schools in Amansie West, Amansie South

Reading Fair

IBBYInternational and IBBYGhana

Assessment of Students of the Amansie Central District Project Schools (2019)

Assessment of Students from the Amansie Central District Project Schools (2018)

Assessment of Students from Bosome-Freho, Asante Akim South and Amansie Central District Project Schools (2014)