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On Saturday, November 29, Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC-Legon) celebrated its 87th Speech and Prize-Giving Day with a colourful ceremony that brought together current students, ministers of state, old students, government officials, and parents.
This year’s event was powered by the Ɔdadeɛ 2000 Year Group (Y2K), who were praised for delivering a well-organised celebration and a major project for the school.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who is also a proud old student, served as the guest speaker.
Awards were presented to outstanding students, including first-year students who excelled in a test conducted in both core and elective subjects. Students in Form 2 were also recognised, and additional awards were given for excellence in sports.
A total of 47 students who scored 8As in the 2024 WASSCE were honoured with laptops and certificates.
After the ceremony, the Odadeɛ Y2K group, which powered this year's Speech and Prize Giving Day, unveiled their legacy project, which is the refurbished dining hall.
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