Management, staff and students of the Peki Senior High School in the South Dayi District have been urged to take adequate care of the newly refurbished 21-unit classroom block by the old students 

The project management Committee chairman, Dr Collins Kafui Azah, at the handing over ceremony and 66th Founders Day, noted that the 21-unit block was left to rot since its inception 40 years ago and has not seen any form of renovation work hence the need for the old students both he and abroad to come together with their resources to have the block renovated.

Dr Collins Kafui Azah noted that the Peki Senior High School urgently needs a total face-lift to help improve the educational needs of the students.

Dr Azah noted that there are a lot of challenges faced by the school especially infrastructure and Sanitation issues that needs urgent attention from the government as well as other well-wishers.  

Dr Collins Kafui Azah also lamented the poor nature of roads in the school which according to him also needs   atleast 1 km of roads since government is still on the   Eastern Corridor road which passed through infront of the school. 

"This is where we all spent our Secondary school life and then over the past 40 years and the building  has not  seen any removations so as old students,we put  together this committee that I chair to  Raise fund and then give the building a  facelift so we solicited Funds from  Year groups home and abroad  to the tune of ghc 10000 (Hundred Thousand Cedis)" Dr Collins Kafui Azah said 

The President of the Old  students association (PESCOSA) Daniel Quampah  in his speech noted that  the alumni core mandate among others  is to cimbune firces and resources to partner wuth the school's management and government to develop infrastructure,  resource teaching and learning as a drive towards academic excellence. 

Mr Daniel Quampah noted that , the project which started as a painting project in January was reviewed at several stages to include replacement of ceilings, partial roofing , gutters as well as facial boards. 

The DCE for South Dayi District,  Godwin Kwame Dadzawa reiterated government's commitment at making sure that educational needs of the people is taken care of  adequately. 

Mr Dadzawa assured the school that the projects they seek would be done and those abandoned would also be completed.