The Bwa Script is a writing system used primarily by the Bwa people, an ethnic group in Burkina Faso. This script is part of the larger family of African scripts and is used for various purposes, including religious texts and cultural expressions. It is characterized by its unique symbols that represent sounds and ideas specific to the Bwa language. Developed in the 20th century, the Bwa Script reflects the community's desire to preserve their language and culture. It is often taught in local schools and used in community events, helping to promote literacy and cultural identity among the Bwa people.