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Free SHS has consumed over GH¢5bn in 5 years – Education Minister gives updates
Assess reasons why schools are not performing – Mahama schools education minister
Former president John Mahama has said the threat by education minister Dr Yaw Adutwum to close down non-performing second-cycle schools does not make any sense.
Non-performing SHSs and vocational schools to be closed - Education minister threatens
Education Minister Dr Osei Adutwum warned secondary and vocational school heads that their institutions would be closed if they fail to improve their pass rates
GES vows to punish SHS headmasters for issuing ‘fake’ prospectus to parents
GES has issued a stern warning to heads of second-cycle institutions like the Senior High School (SHS) to stop issuing an unapproved prospectus to parents.
Meet Francisca Lamini, and 2 other needy Ghanaian students studying in universities abroad because of their academic success
Many brilliant Ghanaian students earned excellent results in their final exams but needed scholarships to further their studies abroad and pursue their dreams.
WAEC sets January 25 for release of BECE results for school, private candidates
WAEC has set a date in January 2023 to release the results for 2020 Basic Education Certification Examinations (BECE) for both school and private candidates.
Parents complain about high cost of textbooks as schools re-open; video drops
Ghanaian parents have expressed frustration over their inability to purchase textbooks and exercise books due to their high cost as schools re-open this month.
Seidu Wunsani: Tamale girl with 6As in WASSCE rejected twice by UDS; folks react as her results emerge
Despite obtaining 6As in the 2021 WASSCE, Seidu Gloria Wunsani's dream of studying Aerospace Engineering hangs in the balance. Many have reacted to her results.
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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.
Public universities directed to refund 'illegal' fees charged students
The education ministry has said public universities that set their academic facility user fees above the approved 15% must refund the difference to students.
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