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Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Conrad Sackey, has welcomed pupils back to school for the new academic year, urging them to approach their studies with an open mind, a curious heart, and a determination to succeed.
In a message to pupils across the country, Minister Sackey emphasized the importance of education as a tool for personal and professional growth. He encouraged pupils to believe in themselves and to strive for excellence in their studies.
“As you walk through the school gates, remember that you carry within you the potential to achieve great things,” Minister Sackey said. “Your teachers, parents, and communities believe in you, and we are all here to support you every step of the way.”
The Minister also urged pupils to be kind to one another, work hard, and never be afraid to ask questions. “I have no doubt that each of you has the ability to achieve greatness, and I am proud to see you take the next step in your education,” he added.
Minister Sackey concluded his message by expressing his hope for a successful and productive academic year for all pupils.
Thanks Ministry.
You’re working gently to Forster the educational system in Sierra Leone.
Sir,
I would want you to consider this my request which I thought it fit that it will bring progress to us all that are pushing tightly to be an educative people in the society.
Firstly
I’m not condemning our educational system but I may want you to restructure it in a way that, if any one of us the students have attain the requirement to University. There should be a functional programs of study not in the name of gathering Certificates and Grammar Speaker.
Meaning if you went to learn something in the University let there be a platform for those students to be able to create, build and work on it in a proper way according to the right way.
But we are seeing series of Brothers and Sisters out there saying they are Doctors, Biologist, Electric Engineer and Nurses which they can’t produce or manufacture nothing related there program of study.
Sir,
As we all knew skills work are the best, than carrying lots and lots of certificates without having where to work and earn to support your love ones and family.
I should stop here, and I hope to get from you Minister.
I have more things to discuss with you about this main subject, but if it truly hinder your heart and meaningful to you.
I’m hoping to get back from you Sir.
Thanks for creating this platform for us.
My regards
Ibrahim Lathif Kamara
+23275544857
The Minister’s word of caution was very kind.its depends how the children work on it.
Honestly the minister words of encouragement for both the students parents and that of the teachers it really show the kind of responsible leader he is and also the passion he has for our children. Keep the good work Mr minister 👍we proud of you 🙏
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