Community members,  in their numbers,  trooped to the site of the E-shaped three-storey edifice to be part of what the Paramount Chief of the Biakoye Traditional Area,  Nana Kwaku Okotor, described as, " a special day for us."

President Mahama asked the Ghana Education Service (GES) to immediately start populating the school.

Facilities in the school included 24 classrooms, ICT and science laboratories, Library, offices and an assembly hall among others.

The Community Day SHS is the flagship education project of the President, who stated that 123 of the schools were awarded on contract.

He said access to SHS had been a major problem to many rural communities. That was why the Community Day SHS concept was initiated to help address the problem.

President Mahama told the chiefs and people of the Kwamekrom community that,  " The school belongs to you that is why it is called Community Day SHS. "

He, therefore,  urged the Chiefs and people to collaborate with the school administration to bring the best out of the school.

President Mahama said everything that would facilitate effective teaching and learning had been provided in the school.

"So we demand excellence from those who teach in this school," the President added.

Unknown schools improve

Making reference to the strides being made by "unknown schools" in academic performance,  the President indicated that it gave meaning to the improvement in educational standards.

President Mahama advised students who would enrol in the Kwamekrom SHS to work hard to take their studies seriously.  

Community grateful

The Paramount Chief commended President Mahama for the project and said the people of the area would always be grateful to him and the NDC government.