MOGA holds fun games

THE Mfantsiman Old Girls Association (MOGA) has held fun games in Accra to raise funds for the establishment of a Visual Arts Gallery for the school.
The event also sought to unite the various year groups towards creating an avenue for interaction with one another.
The President of the association, Mrs Matilda G. Attoh-Brehun, said “this event is aimed at encouraging the old students to mobilise funds for the construction of a gallery for the school”.
The old girls engaged in such activities as tug of war, picking the fruits, lime and spoon, musical chairs, 4x50 relay and sack race.
Engmann House placed first with 47 points, followed by Chinnery House with 27 points, while Scotton House placed third with 23 points, with Croffie and Butler Houses making 19 and seven points and placing fourth and fifth respectively.
The school was established in 1960 by the Ghana Education Trust with a view to educating the girl-child in Saltpond and its environs.
The school offers such courses as Visual Arts, General Arts, Business, Science and Home Economics.