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2024 BECE: Ketu South Education Directorate screens candidates’ eyes
The Ketu South Municipal Education Directorate has started screening the eyes of candidates writing the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in July.
The motive is to give treatment to those with eye conditions before they sit for thei…
Gundork primary school on the verge of collapse, pupils cry for help
Pupils and parents of the Gundork Primary School in the Nabdam District of the Upper East Region have called on the government, non-government organisations and philanthropists to support the school to prevent the building from collapse.
The school’s…
Dr Apaak supports constituents with working tools
Dr Clement Abasinaab Apaak, the Member of Parliament (MP) of Builsa South, Upper East Region, has presented assorted working tools worth GHS105,730.00 to 113 youth in his constituency to undergo skills training.
The start-up kits were sets of mechani…
Education Director appeals for renovation of Pelungu kindergarten block
Madam Mary Magdalene Wompakeah, the Nabdam District Director of Education, Upper East Region, has called for the renovation of the Pelungu Kindergarten school block as the building is on the verge of collapse.
She said the building, in its current
Release funds to facilitate operations of WAEC
The West African Examinations Council ( WAEC) has urged the government to release funds to facilitate the operations of the body.
During a press conference in Accra, Mr. John Kapi, Head of Public Affairs, WAEC National Office, said the government
Pupils turn classrooms to football pitch following teachers’ strike
Some pupils of Madrasatu Nujumu Rahamaan Al-Islamia School at Kalpohin in the Sagnarigu Municipality of the Northern Region have turned their classrooms into a football pitch following a strike by their teachers.
When the Ghana News Agency visited th…
Students appeal to stakeholders to heed striking teachers’ plea
Students in the Kadjebi District led by their School Prefects (SP) have appealed to the government to heed the plea of the striking teachers for them to return to the school.
They made the appeal when the GNA visited some
GNAPS-Hohoe Zone re-echos scrap of 30 per cent priority placement system
Reverend Larry Davies, Vice Chairman, Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) – Hohoe Zone, has called on government to scrap the 30 per cent priority placement system to give both private and public schools equal opportunities in the ed…