Burkina Faso alumni recognize educators and students
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In Namissiguima, Burkina Faso, alumni from Kononga A and B schools organized an event to honor teachers and students for their academic achievements.
The former students held the event on September 19th, focusing on fostering academic excellence within a challenging context for schools in Burkina Faso. Souleymane Porgo, president of the organizing committee, explained the group believed education is essential for community development and encouraged students to work hard.
Christophe Kiénou, head of the Namissiguima basic education district, praised the alumni for celebrating success, stating that excellence comes from consistent effort. He also asked parents to actively support the education system. Rasmata Sawadogo, Secretary General of the Yatenga province, acknowledged the community’s commitment to education despite difficulties and emphasized the school’s role in building resilience. During the ceremony, students received letters of congratulations, certificates, digital devices, bicycles, and school supplies.
The attendees, including local authorities, also visited the school garden and planted trees. Kononga’s two public schools achieved a 100% pass rate on the Primary School Certificate Examination (CEP) and entry into sixth grade during the previous academic year.
