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GES/WAEC Guidelines for 2021 BECE Exam Officials/Students.
GES/WAEC Guidelines for 2021 BECE Exam Officials/Students. The Ghana Education Service GES in collaboration with the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) has outlined the guidelines for the 2021 Basic Examination Certificate Examination (BECE) for exam Officials. According to the two bodies, The date for the examination remains the same – Monday, 15th November and ends on Friday, 19th…
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SHS final year to go for semester break on July 20, 2021
SHS final year to go for semester break on July 20, 2021
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has indicated that final year students in SHS will go on a semester break on 20th July 2021. According to a press statement signed by the Deputy Director-General of GES, Dr. Bempah Tandoh, and sighted by educandghana.net indicates that all form 3 students are permitted to go on Mid-Semester break from Tuesday, July 20 to Sunday, July 25, 2021. Academic work…
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Government releases funds to headmasters, says FSHS is not under stress
Government releases funds to headmasters, says FSHS is not under stress
The government through the Ministry of Education on 14th May, 2021 releaesd (¢125, 998,145. 00) of which ¢83,184,673.00 went to Buffer Stock Company and ¢42,813,472.00 going to the Headmasters of SHS for the payments of perishable components of the feeding to the schools. This follows payments made on the 28t April 2021, when a total of Gh102,350,871.20 was paid to the Buffer Stock Company and…
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GNPC FOUND'T: Asawinso SHS gets new 6-Unit Classroom block
GNPC FOUND’T: Asawinso SHS gets new 6-Unit Classroom block
The Ghana National Petroleum Cooperation (GNPC) Foundation has handed over a new 6-unit classroom block to Asawinso Senior High School in the Sefwi Wiawso District of the Western North Region. The facility forms part of the Foundation’s School Infrastructure project aimed at improving teaching and learning at various deprived government basic and Senior High schools across the country. The…
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GES announces vacancies for Senior High Schools Headship positions-Apply Here
GES announces vacancies for Senior High Schools Headship positions-Apply Here
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has declared vacancies that exist for the qualified professional staff of Ghana Education Service to be considered for the position of Heads of Second Cycle Schools. According to a statement sighted by Educandghana.net and signed by the Director of Human Resource at the GES, Mrs. Adwoa Van Vicker, interested candidates must demonstrate competency, experience and…
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FSHS: GES assents to investgaions of 53 SHSs in Ashanti Region over 'food for cash saga'
FSHS: GES assents to investgaions of 53 SHSs in Ashanti Region over ‘food for cash saga’
The management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has assented to the decision of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the police department to investigate issues related to the supply of food items to some 53 Senior High Schools in the Ashanti Region. A letter dated 24/04/2021 and signed by the Deputy Director-General of GES, Anthony Boateng indicates that the Regional Director of…
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Methodist Church rejects GES directive to allow Muslims fast
Methodist Church rejects GES directive to allow Muslims fast
The Methodist Church of Ghana has rejected a directive by the Ghana Education Service to allow Muslim students at the Wesley Girls’ Senior High School to fast during Ramadan. The GES directive followed a decision by the Headmistress of Wesley Girls’ High School not to allow Muslim students at the school to fast in the ongoing Ramadan. The development sparked concerns among Ghanaians including…
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