21 October 2020

Read to Know Competition reaches eight communities

Education · Literacy · COVID-19

Read to Know Competition reaches eight communities

During COVID-19, CRF launched the maiden Read to Know Competition across eight communities in Awutu Senya West, promoting literacy and peer learning groups.

The inaugural Read to Know Competition Outreach was launched at Awutu Chochoe with traditional leaders, educators, and volunteers. Objectives included promoting a reading culture, improving access to books, forming Community-Based Learning Groups, and strengthening local ownership of children’s education. Textbooks and storybooks were distributed to support continued learning beyond the event.

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