Mrs Elizabeth Atinbil, the Headmistress of the school, in an interview with the GNA, described the situation as one that affects the academic performance of the students including their discipline.
She said most of the students report late to class after spending so much time to search for water while some of the girls use the search for water as an excuse to spend time with boyfriends in town.
“The school has only one borehole, supplying 1,800 students and 80 teaching and non -teaching staff of the school”, Mrs Atinbil said.
She said the situation had become a worry to both students and staff, saying some of the students go to classes without bathing while others do not even go at all.
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