The 5th edition of the reading competition organized by the association Peuples Solidaires (PSo 05) for the benefit of primary school students in the commune of Doulougou took place this Friday, March 14, 2023, at the public primary school of Kagamzinsé. It was the student Kiendrebéogo Larissa who won the first prize.
The 5th edition of the reading competition organized for the benefit of primary school students in the basic education district of Doulougou in the province of Bazèga was held this year at the public primary school of Kagamzinsé.
The initiative is from the association Peuples Solidaires (PSo-05) based in France. The competition involved the association's 7 partner public primary schools (PSo-05) in the basic education district of the rural commune of Doulougou.
There were 21 candidates of both sexes in the running, from the schools of Bélégré, Gana “A”, Gana “B”, Goumsé, Kagamzinsé, Pibsé and Widi, i.e. 3 candidates per school.
According to the representative of the association, Léon Bonkoungou, the organization of the competition aims to cultivate a taste for reading among students. Anything that, according to him, will help improve the performance of students during their school career.
The competition took place in two stages, namely the reading of the text followed by comprehension questions. At the end of the competition, the student Larissa Kiendrebéogo is ranked first with an average of 9.50/10.
All candidates received prizes consisting of school bags, school supplies and solar and rechargeable lamps. For the head of the basic education district of Doulougou, Émile Yanogo, this initiative of the association (PSo-05) is commendable and deserves to be supported to extend to all the schools of the district.
As a reminder, the association Peuples Solidaires (PSo-05) intervenes each year in its partner schools through the construction of school infrastructure, the donation of school supplies and the care of more than forty internally displaced students. identified in these schools.
Source: Burkina Information Agency