Free SHS Education in Ghana
More than 620,000 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) graduates in Ghana are selecting their second-cycle schools under a new policy from the GES.
The GES has explained how 2026 BECE candidates can change their SHS after placement, including steps for self-placement changes and procedures in the CSSPS system.
Ghana's Computerised School Selection and Placement System follows a structured process to place BECE graduates into secondary-cycle institutions across the country.
Parliament has approved a $300m loan facility to expand senior high school infrastructure, upgrade schools, and support efforts to end Ghana’s double-track system.
The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has outlined a GH¢3 billion infrastructure programme to end the double track-system in Ghana's Senior High Schools.
The GES has announced that candidates who sat this year's BECE will begin selecting their second-cycle schools on Monday, July 20 to August 6, 2026.
The graduation of thousands of pupils in Accra is reportedly in limbo after the Ghana Education Service imposed a ban on pre-tertiary graduation ceremonies and proms
The Ghana Education Service introduced a harmonised prospectus to help families plan purchases under the Free Senior High School policy after BECE.
An 18-year-old Notre Dame Girls’ SHS student has tragically died after collapsing shortly after writing her final WASSCE paper, sparking calls for investigations.
Free SHS Education in Ghana
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