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The champions of the 2024 Inter-School Reading Quiz (ISRQ) have set off on a two-week educational and recreational adventure in Dubai, courtesy of Perbi Cubs, the competition's organisers.
This all-expense-paid trip is part of the coveted prize package awarded to the brilliant trio who outshone their peers in the fiercely competitive literacy contest.

Grace Appiah, Gloria Appiah, and Ewurabena Koranteng- Asante of Theorose School, accompanied by their teacher, are embarking on an unforgettable journey that blends education, exploration, and entertainment.
Their itinerary includes visits to some of Dubai’s most iconic and enriching sites:
- Miracle Garden: A stunning display of floral artistry featuring over 150 million blooming flowers arranged in creative designs.
- Mohammed Bin Rashid Library: A modern marvel that serves as a beacon for literacy and knowledge, reflecting the UAE’s commitment to education.
- Museum of the Future: An awe-inspiring look at technological innovations shaping the world ahead.
- Burj Khalifa: The world’s tallest building, offering breathtaking views and architectural inspiration.
- University of Dubai: A chance to engage with academic excellence and innovative learning environments.
- Safari Zoo: A thrilling encounter with wildlife in an immersive and natural setting.
- Lost Chamber Aquarium: A dive into the mysteries of marine life within the legendary Atlantis resort.
- Heriot-Watt University: A visit to one of Dubai’s leading institutions of higher learning, emphasizing STEM education.
- Global Village: A cultural extravaganza showcasing diverse traditions, food, and performances from around the world.

A Journey Rooted in Achievement
This journey is a demonstration of the trio’s hard work and dedication, which secured them victory in the ISRQ 2024 finals.
The contest saw Theorose School triumph over Golden Angels School by a razor-thin margin of 0.5 points.

After an intense series of rounds, including the gripping ‘Genius Round,’ the all-girls team emerged victorious, earning not only bragging rights but also a GH₵3,000.00 cash prize, a gold trophy, and this remarkable trip worth GH₵150,000.00.

The Inter-School Reading Quiz, organised by Perbi Cubs in partnership with UNESCO’s Accra World Book Capital, aims to enhance literacy among 20,000 basic school pupils across Ghana.
With sponsorship from Trenor, PELÉ (Perbi Executive Leadership Education), Mohinani Group and support from brands like KFC and Polytank, the competition has become a flagship initiative in promoting the joy and importance of reading. Joy Prime, the official media partner, ensured nationwide coverage, amplifying the message of literacy.

Beyond the Classroom
For Grace, Gloria, and Ewurabena, this trip represents more than just a reward; it is an opportunity to broaden their horizons, deepen their knowledge, and inspire their peers. As they explore Dubai’s blend of cultural heritage and modern innovation, they carry with them the hopes and pride of their school, community, and country.

Their journey symbolises the power of literacy and education to unlock new worlds and create opportunities.
As these young champions immerse themselves in this unique experience, they reaffirm the importance of fostering a culture of reading and academic excellence for the next generation.
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