Westfield International School holds carols service
The Westfield International School at Klagon has held its annual festival of Nine Lessons and Carols to herald the Christmas festivities.
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The carols service was interspersed with scripture readings by the students to glorify God for His protection throughout the year and to reaffirm their belief in the birth of Jesus Christ.
Some of the carols which were sang included Joy to the World, Hark Hark as well as poetry recitals, choreography, a short sketch and a display by the school's cadet corps.
The Headmistress of the school, Mrs Irene Acorlor said the event, the fourth in the series affords the management of the school the opportunity to interact with parents to develop the potentials of their children.
Mrs Acorlor urged parents to take active interest in their wards education to enhance their growth and academic development.
Westfield International School was established on September 22, 2009 to promote effective, unrivaled education delivery to residents in and around the Klagon community.
The event was jointly chaired by Mr Joshua Alem Anambe, a Procurement Officer at the Tema Oil Refinery,(TOR), and Mr David Azupio, Senior Engineer in charge of Transport at TOR.
The two chairpersons commended the school authorities for their role of nurturing the pupils into responsible adults.
