Paul Ayuretoliya writes: The painting work began today and we are hoping by close of tomorrow next, all painting works will be completed. The shelves and books will be move into the library as soon as the painting is done. We appreciate all the tireless support given to the Gowrie-Kunkua community so far with regards to the renovation works.
Paul Ayuretoliya writes: I’m happy to share with you that the Jordan Nu community library has since been reopened early last month (March) after my engagement with the committee via phone communication early this year. Madam Mercy, the librarian I understand is still the librarian in charge of the library. Just want to update you briefly that the library has since been reopened and is functioning. The library premises and inside the library hall are looking very conducive and well arranged for library’s activities.
This is a summarized report of the librarians’ March report with the statistics recorded. The three librarians report that the month started and ended well with lots of interesting activities at their respective community libraries. The Sumbrungu librarian reported on the 71 boxes of books that were received from Biblionef Ghana and distributed to 22 basics schools in Sumbrungu and Nyariga communities. The problems captured in his report were inadequate furniture and text books in the library. At the Sherigu Community library, the librarian reports also of good attendance to the library and some interesting activities that took place during the month. Among the activities were group reading, individual reading, storytelling and sewing of some more books. At the Gowrie-Kunkua Community Library, the librarian reports that patronage was quite good for the month. Some activities during the included quiz competition, games, picture drawing and others. He reports on the plastering works that have been completed and flooring works underway in the library, which are progressing well.
Paul Ayuretoliya writes: This is a report for the month of March 2021. Patronage to the respective three community libraries was very good. A number of Senior High Schools students who were on vacation made good use of the respective community libraries. Pupils from surrounding schools to the libraries were always the most frequent users of the libraries. At the Sumbrungu Community Library, attendance to the library for the month was very high. Frequent users of the library were the local students from all levels of education. All these users read different kinds of story books, notes from their schools, some worked mathematics, others studied science and much more. St. Charles Lwanga JHS, one of the surrounding school to the Sumbrungu Community Library proposed to undertake a reading project after the training for School library teachers held last year by Biblionef Ghana. The project were to take place at the Sumbrungu community library. The project was dabbed ‘Developing Reading Culture among students of St. Charles Lwanga Junior High School’. The objective of the project was to see that students developed a sustained interest in the usage of the library. So on every Monday and Wednesday of every week the library receives students from St. Charles JHS. During the month, books donated by Biblionef Ghana were distributed to 22 basic schools in Sumbrungu and Nyariga communities to promote reading. At the Sherigu community library, attendance to the library for the month was also great and good. The number of patrons recorded appears to be more than that of last month attendance. Activities at the library for the month were group reading, individual reading and/or learning, cleanup exercise, sewing of some books among others. At the Gowrie-Kunkua community library, attendance was quite good. Though the number of patrons recorded were low, patronage is expected to increase as the renovations near completion. In conclusion, CESRUD/FAVL Ghana community libraries performed very well in March. We are optimistic of greater performance in this next month of April .Thank you.