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2026 BECE: WAEC breaks silence on alleged grading bias against private school candidates
The West African Examinations Council has dismissed accusations of grading bias against private school candidates in the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination
“This kind of treatment is unfair”: Japanese student in Mawuko Girls SHS sparks hair-cutting rule debate
A Mawuko Girls exchange student from Japan has renewed the debate about double standards when it come to the hair cutting rule in public senior high schools.
Ghana CSSPS 2026: New SHS selection rules set Friday placement deadline for 620,000 BECE graduates
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.
How exam stress and external factors affect BECE, WASSCE performance
EduWatch's Kofi Asare has explained how exam stress, anxiety, preparation levels and external conditions can affect BECE and WASSCE candidates’ performance.
2026 BECE: How to change your SHS placement in GES' CSSPS system
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.
2026 BECE: How WAEC adjudicates cancelled and withheld results before final decisions
WAEC has explained how it adjudicates cancelled and withheld 2026 BECE results, including the process candidates go through before sanctions are imposed.
2026 BECE results are out: How to check your WAEC scores online without stress
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially released provisional results for the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Ghana teacher recruitment: Why 33,000 applicants missed out on 7,000 slots
Ghana’s Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, has explained why budget limits capped teacher recruitment at 7,000 despite over 40,000 applications in 24 hours.
Ghana Education Service considers new and harsher punishments for students
The GES is weighing stricter consequences for Senior High School students found guilty of serious misconduct, including the possibility of criminal prosecution
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