Bodomase St. Stephen RC JHS marked Catholic Education Week with diverse activities, highlighting a vibrant Cooking, Arts, and Skills display. Students showcased creativity through traditional Ghanaian dishes, impressing both staff and guests. Headteacher Mr. Jude Brefo Owusu praised their dedication, emphasizing the school’s commitment to skill development.
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JUST IN: Bodomase Circuit Educators Workshop on Lesson Planning by Sekyere Kumawu Education Directorate
Bodomase Circuit Educators Workshop on Lesson Planning by Sekyere Kumawu Education Directorate
Union Leaders Reject GES Director-General’s Directive to Revoke New Recruits
Rev. Isaac Owusu strongly opposes the GES directive revoking new recruitments, urging reconsideration to prevent unfair dismissals. He emphasizes that many recruits underwent due process but remain off the payroll due to administrative delays.
GES REVOKES APPOINTMENTS OF NEW RECRUITS
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has revoked appointments and halted new recruitments. This decision affects Teaching and Non-Teaching staff not yet placed on the payroll. Regional, District, and Municipal Directors have been instructed to enforce the directive immediately.
JUST IN: Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Adopts Late Nana Pooley’s Children
Nana Pooley, a fervent supporter of Asante Kotoko who tragically lost his life after been fatally stabbed during a match against Nsoatreman FC at Nsoatre. His untimely demise left his family and the football community in deep mourning.
JUST IN: GNAT Demands Urgent Reforms to End Indiscipline in Senior High Schools
Musah lamented that modern students exhibit a level of boldness that was once unthinkable, a phenomenon he likened to the defiance seen in illegal mining activities.
Ministry of Education to Collaborate with Plan International Ghana to Boost Youth Employment
A delegation from Plan International Ghana, led by Country Director Constant Tchona, met with Education Minister Hon. Haruna Iddrisu to discuss partnerships tackling youth unemployment. They proposed a “Hub of Excellence” to provide specialized training in automotive repair and equip TVET instructors with modern techniques.
GES Cautions Basic School Headteachers Against Unauthorized BECE Registration Fees
The Management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to Basic School Headteachers.
According to the release, GES has taken notice of allegations circulating on social media that some Heads of Basic Schools are imposing unauthorized BECE registration fees on final-year students.
Management of GES emphasized that such fees are unauthorized and directed all Heads to cease the practice immediately.
The letter urged all Regional Directors to instruct MMD Directors to monitor the situation and caution all Heads of Basic Schools.
It further stressed that any Head who has collected unauthorized fees must refund the monies promptly. Failure to comply will result in sanctions.
Heads of Basic Schools are also reminded that late registration of candidates will not be permitted. Therefore, all eligible candidates must be registered within the stipulated registration period set by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).
The letter advised the general public to stay informed and take note of these directives.
National Education Forum: Share Your Ideas for a Better Future in Ghana’s Education!
The National Education Forum Committee invites the public to share opinions on improving Ghana’s education system. Chaired by Professor George K. T. Oduro, the eight-member team seeks diverse insights to shape impactful policies.
GNAT Constitution: Download the Full Document Here
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) Constitution and Rules underwent amendments at the 2022 National Delegates Conference. As the Association’s supreme document, it governs operations and member activities. It also defines administrative and financial regulations, including leadership tenure.
2025 GES Teacher Promotion Exams: List of Topics to Cover
GH Educate has compiled essential topics to help teachers prepare for the 2025 GES Promotion Exams. The list covers areas such as education history, curriculum, policies, assessment, and professional ethics. Teachers can join the 2025 WhatsApp Study Group or call 0207329139 for more details.
PwC Empowers GES Leadership with Intensive Training
As part of the Ghana Education Service Workforce Initiative (GESWI), PwC has taken a bold step in strengthening education leadership in Ghana. A high-impact leadership training session brought together key decision-makers, equipping them with strategic skills to drive excellence in schools nationwide.
The National Teaching Council Hosts the Sierra Leone Teaching Service Commission in Ghana
The National Teaching Council (NTC) hosted a delegation from the Sierra Leone Teaching Service Commission to explore Ghana’s teacher licensing system and continuous professional development framework. Dr. Christian Addai Poku highlighted key policies shaping teacher professionalism since 2017.
University of Cape Coast Inaugurates New Gatehouse and Shuttle Terminal
The University of Cape Coast has inaugurated a modern gatehouse and shuttle terminal to enhance security and accessibility. The gatehouse features offices, a kitchenette, and dedicated pedestrian access, including a pathway for Persons with Disabilities. The shuttle terminal aims to streamline transportation, easing congestion and improving mobility on campus.
WAEC Visits New GES Director-General to Congratulate Him
The management of WAEC paid a courtesy visit to Professor Ernest Kofi Davies, Acting Director-General of GES, to congratulate him on his appointment. Led by Dr. Rosemond Wilson, the delegation discussed strengthening collaboration, particularly in organizing national examinations.
Education Minister Inaugurates 8-Member Committee for National Education Forum
Honourable Haruna Iddrisu has inaugurated an eight-member committee to organize the National Education Forum. The event, held in Accra, brought together key stakeholders, including GES leadership and educational policymakers. The forum aims to enhance learning, improve accessibility, and drive strategic reforms in Ghana’s education sector.
Sekyere Kumawu Education Directorate Donates GH₵19,000 to Headteacher of Akrofoso D/A JHS
Mr. Daniel Adjekum, Headteacher of Akrofoso D/A JHS, received GH₵19,000 from the Sekyere Kumawu Education Directorate after a fire destroyed his home. The donation, presented at Effiduase, followed an appeal initiated by District Director Kwame Oduro-Owusu, which saw contributions from headteachers, teachers, and office staff.
MoE and GES to Conduct AI Assessment Pilot in Selected Senior High Schools
The Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service, in collaboration with T-TEL, are partnering with Kayma to pilot an AI-driven assessment engine in selected Senior High Schools. The initiative, supported by Google Research, aims to evaluate the technology’s effectiveness in grading essays and short-answer questions.
President Mahama Appoints Paul Adjei as GETFund Administrator
resident John Dramani Mahama has appointed Mr. Paul Adjei as the Administrator of GETFund to enhance educational development in Ghana. With experience in managing donor-funded projects, he is expected to improve the fund’s efficiency.
President Mahama Forms Eight-Member Team to Plan National Education Forum
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed an eight-member committee to organize the National Education Forum, aimed at enhancing Ghana’s education sector. Chaired by Professor George K. T. Oduro, the committee is tasked with developing a comprehensive plan, identifying key stakeholders, and proposing a framework for national education reform.
Accra Academy Refers Students to Police Over Cutlass-Flogging Video
Accra Academy is working with the police after a video surfaced showing a student flogging a colleague with a cutlass. The school has assured parents that investigations are ongoing and disciplinary actions will follow.
UPSA Announces to Introduce Coding as a Compulsory Course for Undergraduate Students
UPSA has announced the introduction of Coding (Machine Learning) as a mandatory course for all undergraduate students. Vice-Chancellor Prof. John Kwaku Mensah Mawutor stated that this initiative will equip graduates with essential programming skills to remain competitive in the digital economy.
FDA of Ghana to Inspect Canteens in All Schools
The FDA is set to inspect school canteens nationwide to enforce health and safety standards. Schools must obtain hygiene permits as part of the exercise.
Haruna Iddrisu Holds First Official Meeting with Development Partners for the Ministry of Education
Hon. Haruna Iddrisu held his first official meeting with Development Partners on January 29, 2025, to strengthen collaboration in Ghana’s education sector. The discussions focused on key areas such as infrastructural development, teacher training, digital education, and policy reforms.
GES Announces Dates for the 2025 BECE and WASSCE
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the 2025 examination dates for BECE and WASSCE for School Candidates. BECE will be held from June 9 to 16, while WASSCE is scheduled for August 4 to September 19. Heads of schools are advised to prepare students as WAEC will release registration details soon.
Profile of Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis: The New GES Director-General
Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis, a distinguished academic and dedicated educator, has been appointed as the new Director-General of the Ghana…
President Mahama Appoints Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis as New Director-General of GES
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis as the new Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES). Prof. Davis, formerly the Provost of the College of Education at UCC, brings vast experience to enhance pre-tertiary education.
Dr. Eric Nkansah, GES Director-General, Removed from Office
Dr. Eric Nkansah, Director-General of the Ghana Education Service, has been removed from office, ending his tenure on January 26, 2025. Appointed as Acting Director-General in October 2022, he was confirmed as the substantive head in January 2023. The appointment of a new leader signals a significant transition in the administration of Ghana’s education sector.
Dr. Susan Oforiwaa Koduah Mourns And Lays To Rest Two Pillars In Her Family
Professor Susan Oforiwaa Koduah, popularly known as “ Dr. K “ an Assistant Professor at George Mason Nursing College, has made an indelible mark in academia and humanitarian work. As the founder and CEO of the Susan O. Koduah Foundation, her contributions to society have been transformative
News Alert: Odehyieba Priscilla Gains Admissions into KNUST School of Business
Odehyieba Priscilla is celebrated for her angelic voice and spiritually uplifting music which continues to inspire her fans by demonstrating the importance of balancing education and a thriving music career