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Learners of Dzremave DA Basic School in the Agotime-Ziope District of the Volta Region are representing the region at the ongoing National Culture Festival in Techiman, Bono Region, with an impressive entry in the Still-Life Drawing category.
The Ghana Education Service Directorate in the Agortime-Kpetoe District shared images of the learners’ artwork, commending them for their creativity, dedication and artistic excellence.

The learners are competing against participants from across the country as they seek recognition for their artistic abilities on the national stage.
The Still-Life Drawing category forms part of activities at the festival, which provides a platform for learners to showcase their creative talents and celebrate Ghanaian culture and artistic expression.

The Directorate praised the Dzremave DA Basic School team for proudly representing both the Agotime-Ziope District and the Volta Region at the national event.

The learners are currently awaiting the official assessment and results from the judges, which will determine their performance in the competition.
The Directorate's post also invited the public to assess the artwork, highlighting the quality and creativity demonstrated by the young artists.

The participation of the learners in the national festival provides an opportunity to promote arts education and nurture creative talents among young people while giving them exposure beyond their local communities.

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