In a significant gesture of support for education, the "Fier d'être d'Atétou" platform, a group of local leaders and officials from Atétou, Togo, donated school kits to 349 students at the École Primaire Publique (EPP) in Atétou on September 19. The kits, valued at approximately 506,200 FCFA, include essential school supplies such as notebooks, pens, colored pencils, erasers, geometric sets, and slates. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on parents during the back-to-school season and enable the students to begin their academic year under optimal conditions.
The beneficiaries include 42 students who successfully obtained their Certificat d'étude du premier degré during the 2025-2026 academic year. The donation is part of the group's efforts to support the government's initiatives and encourage academic excellence. According to M. Polo Amonaou, representing the "Fier d'être d'Atétou" platform, the donation is one of their priorities, focusing on the holistic development of the community and the village.
The event, which took place in the presence of local authorities, including Adjaksiba Hassou, deputy mayor of Kéran 1 commune, Mme Azia Mazalou, head of the preschool and primary education inspection in Kéran, and Mme Hamao Kossiwa, director of EPP Atétou, was also marked by a sensitization session on the importance of birth certificates. The students from the kindergarten performed a sketch highlighting the necessity of preschool education.
The "Fier d'être d'Atétou" platform's initiative underscores the significance of community involvement in supporting education and enhancing the learning environment for students. By providing these school kits, the group seeks to make a positive impact on the educational experience of the students in Atétou.
The donation of school kits is also seen as a way to encourage students to pursue their education with enthusiasm and confidence. The platform's efforts reflect a broader commitment to improving educational outcomes and supporting the well-being of students in the region.
Education officials and local leaders have welcomed the initiative, recognizing its potential to contribute to the development of the community. The collaboration between community groups and educational institutions is seen as vital in addressing some of the challenges faced by students and enhancing the quality of education.
The ceremony concluded with an emphasis on the importance of continued support for educational initiatives. The "Fier d'être d'Atétou" platform's donation is expected to have a lasting impact on the students of Atétou, enabling them to focus on their studies and achieve their academic goals.
Key points
- The "Fier d'être d'Atétou" platform donated school kits valued at 506,200 FCFA to 349 students in Atétou, Togo.
- The initiative aims to support education and encourage academic excellence in the community.
- The event also highlighted the importance of birth certificates and preschool education.
