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原文原文 / Original TextEmployees of GCB Bank PLC have enhanced the library of Osei Tutu Senior High School in Akropong in the Ashanti Region by donating books and desktop computers to improve students' access to educational and digital learning resources.
The initiative forms part of 95 community projects being implemented nationwide under the Bank's 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme (SCIP), an employee-led initiative designed to positively impact one million Ghanaians.
The project was spearheaded by employees from the SME Accra East Hub, SME Ashanti-Bono Hub, CMB Ashanti-Bono Suite and other members of the Corporate and Commercial Banking Division (CBB).
The team selected Osei Tutu SHS after identifying a pressing need to improve access to quality learning materials and strengthen the library's role as a hub for reading, research and independent study.
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Although the library has a seating capacity of approximately 260 students and can accommodate up to 3,000 books, it contained only about 450 books, many of which were outdated, insufficient or no longer aligned with current academic requirements.
Recognising this gap, the team focused on enhancing both the library's physical collection and its digital learning capabilities.
To address these needs, employees supplied a range of books to expand and modernise the library's collection, alongside two desktop computers to support digital learning, online research and access to additional educational resources.
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