A devastating fire outbreak on Sunday, March 16, 2025, ravaged three girls’ dormitories at Labone Senior High School in Accra. The Ghana National Fire Service swiftly intervened to contain the blaze, while students scrambled to save their belongings.
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Free Sanitary Pads for Ghana’s Female Students in Primary and Secondary Schools
No Ghanaian girl should miss school due to a lack of sanitary pads. Dr. Clement Abas Apaak confirms government funding for free sanitary pad distribution. But how will this initiative ensure transparency and reach those in need?
How to Visit Ghana’s Parliament: A Complete Guide for First-Time Visitors
Thinking of visiting Ghana’s Parliament? Here’s a simple FAQ guide to help you plan your visit. From visiting days to security rules, we’ve got all the details!
Haruna Iddrisu Visits Otumfuo on Working Tour of Ashanti Region
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu, on a working tour of the Ashanti Region, met with Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at Manhyia Palace to discuss major education reforms, including free first-year tertiary education and improvements to the FSHS program. Read more on GH Educate.
JUST IN: ASHANTI REGIONAL MINISTER, DR FRANK AMOAKOHENE MAKE PROPOSAL FOR ASHANTIFEST
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has proposed AshantiFest, a week-long festival aimed at celebrating the rich culture, heritage, and development of the Ashanti Region. The event will feature activities such as a Cleanup Exercise, Boxing Night, Health Screening, Cultural Exhibitions, Soccer Gala, Local Food Bazaar, and Fundraising for key projects. With theatrical performances, educational contests, and an open dialogue on Ashanti’s future, this initiative seeks to unite the region while promoting progress and pride. AshantiFest is set to be a landmark event, blending tradition with development for a stronger Ashanti
HOT: Kumawu Circuit Hosts Handball and Athletics Competition at TK SHS
The Kumawu Circuit’s four day handball and athletics competition at TK SHS was a spectacle of energy, teamwork, and community spirit. With passionate student The Kumawu Circuit’s four-day handball and athletics competition at TK SHS was a spectacle of energy, teamwork, and community spirit. With passionate student-athletes, enthusiastic spectators, and dedicated organizers led by Circuit Organizer Mr. Abraham Harrison and District Sports Coordinator Mr. Emmanuel Nyadedzi, the event showcased the region’s growing sports culture. As the final showdown approaches, excitement remains high, promising a thrilling conclusion to an already unforgettable competition.
BODOMASE CIRCUIT JHS HANDBALL TOURNAMENT: THE THRILLS, COMEBACKS, AND CHAMPIONS CROWNED
Day three of the Bodomase Circuit Sports Event 2025 delivered electrifying JHS Under-15 handball matches, drawing massive crowds and intense competition. In the girls’ final, Bodomase D/A JHS triumphed in a penalty shootout, while the boys’ final saw Bodomase Presby JHS edge out Bodomase Methodist JHS with a last-minute 4-3 victory. The structured five-day tournament has showcased remarkable talent, and as the event shifts to athletics, anticipation is at its peak. With its well-organized and thrilling competitions, Bodomase Circuit is proving to be the heartbeat of Sekyere Kumawu District sports.
JUST IN: Bodomase Circuit Host 2nd Term Sports Event 2025
ay three of the Bodomase Circuit Sports Event 2025 delivered electrifying JHS Under-15 handball matches, drawing massive crowds and intense competition. In the girls’ final, Bodomase D/A JHS triumphed in a penalty shootout, while the boys’ final saw Bodomase Presby JHS edge out Bodomase Methodist JHS with a last-minute 4-3 victory. The structured five-day tournament has showcased remarkable talent, and as the event shifts to athletics, anticipation is at its peak. With its well-organized and thrilling competitions, Bodomase Circuit is proving to be the heartbeat of Sekyere Kumawu District sports.
GES Welcomes Prof. Smile Gavua Dzisi as New Deputy Director-General (MS)
John Dramani Mahama has appointed Prof. Smile Gavua Dzisi as the new Acting Deputy Director-General – Management Services. She previously served as Rector and later Interim Vice-Chancellor of Koforidua Technical University, holding key leadership roles. GES has congratulated and welcomed her to the position.
Friends Today Enemies Tomorrow,The Musician “Photo Copy” Drops New Single March 12, 2025
Friendships fade, trust shatters, and enemies rise Photo Copy’s upcoming single Friends Today Enemies Tomorrow is more than just music; it’s a raw, unapologetic anthem of betrayal and transformation. With intense lyrics and powerful storytelling, this track is set to shake the industry when it drops on March 12, 2025. Brace yourself for a song that will leave you questioning who’s really in your corner.
JUST IN: Church of Pentecost Celebrate Pentpreneur 2025 Event
Pentpreneur 2025, a spectacular event organized by the Church of Pentecost, brought together top Ghanaian celebrities and industry leaders for a night of celebration, networking, and inspiration. With the presence of renowned personalities like Nana Ama McBrown, Koo Fori, Big Akwesi, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Piesie Esther, and Kofi Kinaata, the event showcased the power of faith-driven entrepreneurship. Beyond the glitz and glamour, it reinforced the church’s commitment to empowerment, education, and community development. A night of meaningful connections and impactful conversations, Pentpreneur 2025 was a testament to the synergy between faith, business, and success.
News Alert: 52 Students Honored at the President’s Independence Day Awards
The Government of Ghana, on Tuesday, March 5, 2025, hosted the President’s Independence Day Awards. At the event, 52 outstanding…
GES Reinstates Revoked Recruitment and Appointments
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a reinstatement letter to reverse its earlier directive revoking recruitment and appointments, following a directive from the Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah. Affected staff are required to undergo a validation process led by a three-member committee and submit key documents, including their appointment letter and certificates.
Schools in Kumawu Hit by Heavy Rainstorm: Many Left Roofless
A heavy rainstorm on March 4, 2025, left several schools in the Kumawu District roofless, disrupting academic activities. Affected schools include Kumawu SDA Basic, St. Martin’s RC Primary, and Nkwanta AME Zion Primary. Authorities, including the District Director of Education and the MP for Kumawu, have assured swift intervention to restore the damaged structures.
Apam Senior High School Wins 68th Independence Day Quiz Competition
Apam Senior High School triumphed in the 68th Independence Day Quiz, scoring 27 points in a fierce contest aired live on GTV. Competing against Achiase, Kintampo, and Damongo SHS, the champions demonstrated exceptional intellect and quick thinking.
Government to Provide Free Tertiary Education for Disabled Students
The Government of Ghana has announced a groundbreaking initiative to provide free tertiary education for students with disabilities. This announcement…
Government of Ghana to Implement 20% Allowance for Teachers in Deprived Communities
President John Dramani Mahama has pledged to implement a 20% allowance for teachers in deprived areas to enhance retention. The initiative aligns with the GES Collective Agreement, which mandates financial incentives for educators in underserved communities.
2025 SONA: My Administration Will Not Cancel the Free Senior High School Policy
President Mahama, in his 2025 SONA, reaffirmed his commitment to the Free SHS policy, emphasizing improvements rather than cancellation. He outlined plans to eliminate the Double Track System through infrastructure expansion, ensuring a stable academic calendar.
SONA 2025: PTA to Be Reintroduced in Our Schools
President Mahama reaffirmed his dedication to reinstating PTAs in schools, emphasizing their crucial role in improving education. He criticized the previous administration for neglecting parental involvement, which weakened governance and support systems.
Greater Accra Welcomes Hajia Katumi Natagmah Attah as Regional Director of Education
Hajia Katumi Natagmah Attah (Mrs.) has been appointed as the Greater Accra Regional Director of Education by the Ghana Education Service. With over three decades of experience, she brings expertise in policy implementation, inclusivity, and leadership to the role. Her appointment is expected to drive educational growth and enhance learning outcomes in the region.
JUST IN: GOVERNMENT OF GHANA START PAYMENT OF 2025 10% BASE PAY ON………
On February 20, 2025, the Government of Ghana and labour unions reached a landmark agreement, securing a 10% base pay increase for public sector workers. This decision marks a significant step towards addressing economic challenges and improving workers’ welfare nationwide. The agreement highlights ongoing negotiations between the government and unions to balance economic sustainability with fair compensation. As the news spreads, many are weighing the impact on Ghana’s economy and the livelihoods of thousands of workers.
List of Senior High and Senior High Technical Schools in Ghana
How many secondary schools do we have in Ghana? How many SHS/SHTS and TVET institutions do we have in Ghana? The 938 SHS/SHTS and TVET institutions in Ghana? SHS/SHTS and TVET are grouped into how many categories in Ghana? Number of Senior High and Senior High Technical Schools in Ghana?
Efutu Senior High Technical Wins First and Third in Zone 3 Athletics Competition
Efutu Senior High Technical secured first place in the girls’ division and third in the boys’ category at the Zone 3 Athletics Competition. Standout performances from Grace Ewusi, Helina Abedu, and Makafui Dufe set new records and earned multiple gold medals.
Ashanti Regional KG Coordinators Set Agenda for 2025
The Ashanti Region KG Coordinators have set their 2025 agenda, focusing on improving early childhood education through reading festivals, structured assessments, and innovative teaching strategies. Key discussions included the Kindergarten Assessment Tool, literacy development, and upcoming reading competitions in English and Twi. Read on for the full details of their action plan and what it means for early learners in the region.
Drobonso Senior High School to Be Completed Soon – Ashanti Regional Minister
Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, inspected key projects in Drobonso, including the senior high school. His assessment uncovered serious challenges such as theft, poor infrastructure, and encroachment, prompting urgent government intervention. Measures have been outlined to reassign students, among others
Share Your Thoughts Now: Free SHS or Double Track System?
The National Education Forum invites the public to share their views on the Free SHS policy, with a focus on the Double Track System. This survey seeks to gather insights on its impact and identify areas for improvement. Your participation can help shape the future of education in Ghana.
Bodomase St. Stephen RC JHS Celebrates Cooking, Arts, and Skills Day
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.
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.