The Compassion International Togo (CITG) organization recently held a ceremony to reward excellence among its students in the Vo-nord cluster. On September 19, at Kpétsou, the organization awarded four top students from its 11 Centers for Child and Youth Development (CDEJ) with prizes for their outstanding performance in various end-of-year exams. The event was attended by local authorities, including the chief of Kpétsou canton, Togbui Abidi Kalenou 1st.
The prizes, which included school bags, bicycles, French and English dictionaries, pens, notebooks, and calculators, were awarded to students who excelled in the Certificate of Primary Education (CEPD) and Baccalaureate Part 1 (BAC 1) exams. The aim of the awards is to encourage and motivate the recipients to work harder and strive for excellence in their future academic pursuits. According to CITG, this initiative seeks to foster a culture of competition and excellence among its students.
The president of the Vo-nord cluster pastors, Agbéti Komlan Séméfa, expressed gratitude to God and congratulated the award recipients. He urged them to maintain their high standards and encouraged other students to emulate their achievements. Séméfa also thanked the organization's partners, parents, and stakeholders for their support and sacrifices in promoting the education and well-being of the children.
During the ceremony, Séméfa reminded the students of the importance of hard work and dedication to their studies. He also emphasized the role of parents in supporting their children's education and encouraged them not to abdicate their responsibilities. A prayer of intercession was offered for the award recipients and participants, followed by a sketch on parental responsibility in child upbringing.
The ceremony was attended by notable figures, including the president of the Kpétsou CVD, Dotsè Amavi Sognon. The event provided an opportunity for CITG to recognize and celebrate the achievements of its students and to reiterate its commitment to supporting their educational and personal development.
CITG's initiative aims to promote academic excellence and motivate students to strive for high achievement. By providing incentives and rewards for outstanding performance, the organization hopes to encourage a culture of competition and excellence among its students. The awards ceremony was a testament to the organization's dedication to supporting the educational and personal growth of its students.
The Vo-nord cluster of CITG comprises 11 CDEJ centers, which provide educational and developmental support to children and young people. The organization's efforts focus on promoting education, health, and economic empowerment among its beneficiaries. The recent awards ceremony was a significant event in the organization's calendar, highlighting its commitment to recognizing and rewarding academic excellence.
Key points
- CITG awards excellence prizes to four top students in Vo-nord cluster
- Prizes aim to encourage students to strive for academic excellence
- Event attended by local authorities and stakeholders
