ST MAGARET MARY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GETS MORE INSIGHT ABOUT THEIR FUTURE

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The chief executive Executive officer of the She community Ghana,Ms Phillipa Nana Owusuah Prempeh engaged about 200 students on the Topic;MY GOLDEN AGE (TEENAGE),THE FOUNDATION OF MY FUTURE


Speaking to them she realized that majority of the students were emotionally and psychologically unstable.She was quite surprised of some  problems these young individuals are faced with. In her speech,She also added that there should be a way these young individuals are given the platforms to speak up and this should be created by the government or their caregivers(guardians or teachers)



In Addition, She also made some  highlights on important keys to a successful future;Never underestimate the importance and Power of your current stage,Explore every gift or talent you have without fear and thrive to always be a positive example.

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