Footprints of Glory Foundation, formerly known as Hope of Glory Foundation, has released a situational report on its pilot project, the intra-school and inter-school quiz competition held in the Tsito Circuit in the Volta Region of Ghana on Friday 1st October 2021. The report presents the findings and outcomes of the event and will serve as a basis for reviewing the content and structure of future quiz competitions. It also explores the potential expansion of these competitions to the two other educational circuits within the Awudome Traditional area namely Anyirawase Circuit and Bame Circuit.
The report provides an in-depth analysis of the quiz competition, including its objectives, participant feedback, and overall impact on the students and schools involved. It highlights the positive outcomes, such as improved critical thinking skills, increased student engagement, and healthy competition among the schools.
Based on the situational report, Footprints of Glory Foundation will conduct thorough reviews of the content and structure of future quiz competitions. This will involve identifying areas for improvement, refining the quiz format and questions, and ensuring alignment with educational objectives and standards.
Additionally, the report explores the possibility of expanding the quiz competitions to the other two educational circuits within the Awudome Traditional area. This expansion aims to reach a wider audience and provide more schools and students with the opportunity to participate and benefit from these educational initiatives.
Situational Report of Primary Quiz- 2021
Overall, the situational report published by Footprints of Glory Foundation on its maiden intra-school and inter-school quiz competition in the Tsito Circuit serves as a valuable tool for informing future improvements, reviewing content and structure, and potentially expanding these initiatives to other educational circuits within the Awudome Traditional area.