Josvik Academy Builds and Commissions Ultramodern Sanitation Facility to the PTA in Kpando-Konda

By Prosper Wise Amegbe | Akpini News

KPANDO-KONDA, VOLTA REGION — Josvik Academy, a private educational institution located in Kpando-Konda in the Volta Region, has built and commissioned an ultramodern sanitation facility to its Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) as part of efforts to support hygiene and improve the school environment.

Pastor Joshua Viwuga Fenuku — Proprietor and Headmaster of Josvik Academy.

The commissioning formed the second part of activities surrounding the school’s PTA meeting, which brought together parents, teachers, school management and invited guests to discuss the institution’s academic performance, discipline, development and future plans.

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The sanitation facility, constructed by the school, was commissioned to the PTA, marking a step in the institution’s efforts to provide infrastructure that supports the wellbeing of pupils and the effective delivery of education.

Adequate sanitation is an important component of a safe and healthy school environment. Properly maintained facilities can help promote personal hygiene, encourage responsible sanitation practices among pupils and support a more conducive atmosphere for teaching and learning.

The handover to the PTA also provides an opportunity for collaboration between school management and parents in supporting the care and maintenance of school facilities. Continued attention to cleanliness, responsible use and regular maintenance will be important to sustaining the facility’s benefits.

Guests and officials at the programme

The programme’s listed participants included:

• Pastor Joshua Viwuga Fenuku — Proprietor and Headmaster of Josvik Academy.
• Mr Emmanuelle Goloe — PTA Chairman.
• Apostle Engineer Honutse Hayford — Board Chairman.
• Mr Getor Joseph — School Improvement Support Officer (SISO).
• Mr Richard Agormor — Private Schools Coordinator.
• Mad Monica Torbidzo — School Health Education Programme (SHEP) Coordinator.
• Hon. Francis Daku — Assembly Member for the Konda/Abanu Electoral Area.
• Mr Sedzro Courage — Parent who led the opening prayer.

The programme also involved parents, teachers and other invited dignitaries from the school community.

Parents 

The meeting’s agenda covered school development, academic performance, discipline, educational standards, supervision, private-school policies and health, hygiene and sanitation. These discussions complemented the facility commissioning by bringing attention to both educational quality and the conditions in which pupils learn.

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The final part of the programme was dedicated to observing the 2026 Students’ Representative Council (SRC) election, including vote counting and the declaration of results.

The construction and commissioning of the sanitation facility highlight the role school proprietors can play in improving educational infrastructure, while collaboration with parents can help sustain such investments for the benefit of pupils.

Published by: Prosper Wise Amegbe, Akpini News.