St.Vincent College of Education,Yendi

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St Vincent College of Education, named after the first Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Yendi, Most Rev. Vincent Sowah BOI-NAI, SVD was established on the 15th of September 2011. On that day began the formal excavations and foundation cast for the construction of the first block of three lecture halls and four offices, with lavatories and huge verandas for the nascent St Vincent College of Education. This was the realisation of one of the dreams of Bishop Boi-Nai who always wanted to solve in a special way the unprecedented rate of failures in most of the basic schools in Yendi and its rural environs, failures which prevent a great number of rural students from any academic progression after Primary and JSS. This teachers’ training facility in Yendi, would be dedicated mainly to educating young men and ladies, willing to sacrifice and live and work among disadvantaged rural people as effective, morally disciplined, well-skilled and diligent teachers who are committed to transforming rural school pupils into great academic achievers. This first building was constructed with the generous financial support of the many Australian Catholic friends of Rev. Erasmus Norviewu-Mortty, SVD, who was pursuing his PhD in School leadership studies in Perth, Australia at the time. With the unflinching support of the then KAMPA KUYANA ABDULAI ANDANI, the Regent of Dagbon and of the Ghana Ministry of Education, who absorbed the College in April, 2015.