The planned infrastructure package includes separate dormitories for boys and girls, an 18-unit classroom block, dining hall, library, ICT laboratory, staff accommodation, and improved water and sanitation facilities.

The intervention is expected to ease pressure on existing facilities, improve students’ learning conditions and support retention and academic performance.

GhanaDistricts.com also understands that unannounced inspections conducted on October 3, 2025, at schools in Gbulahigu, Tuunayili and Nyankpala formed part of efforts to verify conditions on the ground.

The inspections underscore the importance of monitoring schools beyond ceremonial engagements, particularly as the district works to improve teaching and learning outcomes.