The Africa Green STEM and Innovation Fund Foundation, in partnership with its donor, has donated 10 modern touchscreen computers to Nungua Senior High School in the Greater Accra Region to strengthen ICT teaching and learning.

The donation follows a visit by the Greater Accra Regional STEM Coordinator, Berthy Buah, who observed that inadequate computers were limiting students’ ability to prepare for and write ICT examinations.

According to the coordinator, students were often compelled to borrow laptops or share the few available devices, prompting her to advise the school’s management to formally seek support from the Foundation.

Receiving the computers, the Headmistress of Nungua SHS, Regina Tetteh, expressed gratitude to the Foundation and its donor partner, saying the new devices would significantly enhance ICT lessons and improve students’ digital skills.

She said the support was timely, particularly as Ghana continues to place greater emphasis on digitalisation and artificial intelligence.

Mrs Tetteh assured the Foundation that the school would properly maintain the computers and ensure they were used for their intended academic purposes.

Nungua SHS also appealed to other institutions to support initiatives aimed at bridging the digital infrastructure gap in schools across the country.

The Africa Green STEM and Innovation Fund Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting schools across Ghana to advance digital education.

The Foundation said it would monitor the use of the computers, build the capacity of teachers and students, conduct annual impact assessments, and provide feedback to the donor.