GES Probes O'Reilly Headmistress Over Alleged Collection Of Money During Admissions Of SHS1

• The headmistress of O'Reilly Senior High School, Nadia Lartechoe Annan, has been directed to step aside
• Annan is being probed for the alleged unauthorised collection of money during the admission process
• The directive to her was issued in a letter dated December 6, 2023, and cited a violation of the school's Code of Conduct

The headmistress of O'Reilly Senior High School is under investigation after allegedly collecting money from students during the admission process.

The headmistress, Nadia Lartechoe Annan, has been directed to step aside pending an investigation into the allegations.

She is said to have violated the school's Code of Conduct.

The action at O'Reilly Senior High School follows moves by the GES to ensure compliance with established guidelines and regulations in the admission process.

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Source: YEN.com.gh