A viral Report on social media suggests that a level 400 teacher trainee has allegedly impregnated his headmistress, 4 female teachers, and 25 students in the school he was posted. The allegations claimed this incident happened at a basic school located in Asokore Mampong Municipality in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. READ ALSO: A Plus … Read more
Former Director-General of Ghana Education Service (GES), Charles Aheto-Tsegah has called for the inclusion of LGBTQI as a subject in the curriculum in schools. Mr Tsegah in his opinion thinks the study of LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex) will position children well in making decisions concerning their life. READ ALSO: Photos of … Read more
The Ghana Education Service has swiftly reacted following recent violence in some Senior High Schools in Ghana. There have been viral videos where some SHS students from Tweneboah Koduah Senior High School and Tokoradi College misbehaved after writing one of their WASSCE papers. READ ALSO: Busted! – Tracey Boakye’s East Legon House Is Allegedly A … Read more
Apparently, every government wants to leave a legacy that will be changed and erased by the next government ─ and this is the case of Ghana Education Service introducing new school uniforms for Junior High School students.
This is the same government that couldn’t finance the printing of examination questions for schools and instructed teachers to write questions on blackboards.
54-year-old Assistant Headmaster at Kumasi High School (KUHIS) George Amponsah-Duodu, has been suspended by the Ghana Education Service for allegedly ‘chopping down’ male students of the school.
The Assistant Headmaster whose core responsibilities is to ensure general discipline on campus has been accused by some male students of the school for sodomising them.
North Hills International School has made a special presentation to public schools within the La Nkwantanang – Madina Municipal Assembly through the Municipal Education office.
The school donated books, stationery, provisions, and other educational materials to support the education directorate’s program dubbed “My First Day at School.”
The Ghana Education Service have announced the placement of students who wrote this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) into numerous Senior High Schools across the country.
A statement released by the Service and dated 31st August, 2017, reveals that 92% of students who took the exams qualified to be placed into SHS across the country.
Some supervisors in the Greater Accra Region are allegedly taking as low as Ghc 10 from students to allow them the free rein to cheat in the ongoing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Other examiners are also alleged to have made arrangements with schools, taking Ghc 200 so they are more lenient on their students during the exams.
The Ghana Education Service have reiterated that caning of students is illegal and any teacher who does it faces disciplinary actions.
The Service issued a statement on the issue, noting that despite the illegality of the practice, teachers still use it in schools all across the country.
