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Free SHS has consumed over GH¢5bn in 5 years – Education Minister gives updates
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GES directs SHS, basic schools to reopen on January 10; details drop
The Ghana Education Service (GES) says January 10 is the new reopening date for public Senior High Schools (SHS) across the country. Details have surfaced.
Gov’t admits lack of infrastructure informed quota system at colleges of education
Government says a lack of infrastructure at the colleges informed the re-introduction of the quota system and not lack of money to pay teacher-trainee allowance
History made as 38 Presec-Legon students bag straight 8As in WASSCE, many stunned
Presbyterian Boys' Senior High School as already known for their brilliant students have wowed many after 38 of their pupils bagged straight 8As in the WASSCE
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Strike by uni teachers crippling tertiary education as students vow to boycott exams
The strike by university teachers for over 50% increase in their salaries is disrupting academic activity at universities and training colleges across in Ghana.
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WAEC releases 2022 WASSCE results for school candidates on November 30
There is high anticipation as WAEC prepares to release the results for the 2022 West Africa Senior School Certificate Examinations results for school candidates
Organised Labour demands 60% pay rise, rejects govt’s 12% offer
Government and organised labour in the education space have clashed. The unions are demanding at least a 60% increase in their salaries, govt is proposing 12%.
Forgive the “naughty students” – CHASS begs Akufo-Addo over insults by SHS girls
Upper East Region CHASS has pleaded with president Nana Akufo-Addo to forgive the five students of Chianna Senior High School captured in a video insulting him.
GES ‘saddened’ by viral video of SHS students insulting Akufo-Addo
Ghana Education Service has condemned a viral video in which some Senior High School (SHS) female students used vulgar words against president Nana Akufo-Addo.
Basic school students desert classrooms over teachers’ strike
Chaos has erupted at public schools as both students and teachers desert classrooms. Teachers declared strike because they object to the new head of the GES.
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