“It is not the duty of a child to provide school infrastructure or procure tables and chairs,” said GES PRO Daniel Fenyi, calling for renewed support for PTAs to address critical gaps in basic education.
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GES Orders Full Implementation of President Mahama’s Directive on PTA Reinstatement
“All Heads of Schools must operationalise the reinstatement of Parent-Teacher Associations with immediate effect.” — GES
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu Orders Dismissal of Teachers Involved in Exam Malpractice
“Our teachers are not just instructors; they are character-builders.” – Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu
The Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu Blames SSNIT–Ghana Card Mismatch for Delay in Paying Over 5,000 Newly Recruited Teachers
“The discrepancies between SSNIT and Ghana Card details have delayed salary processing, but we are working to resolve them,” — Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Education.
GES Releases Official Prices for School Uniforms and House Wear for First-Year SHS Students
.”We want to ensure that every first-year student receives their prescribed schoolwear on time to begin the school year in comfort and dignity.” – Mr. Agyemang-Duah
GES Reassures Newly Posted Teachers Over Delayed Staff IDs and Salaries
“We understand the frustration of affected teachers and assure them of our commitment to resolve the issues transparently and swiftly,” — GES
GES Suspends Mechanisation of Newly Recruited Staff Over Financial Clearance Lapse
“A total of 205 staff were integrated onto the payroll without approved Financial Clearance. You are to suspend the mechanisation of newly recruited staff for now.” — GES directive
Education Ministry Mourns with Families as Seven Lawra SHS Students Die in Canoe Tragedy
Seven students from Lawra SHS lost their lives in a canoe accident during a routine exercise. The Education Ministry has pledged swift investigations and support for grieving families.
GES Begins Second Phase of Monitoring Student Transcript System in SHS, SHTS, and STEM Schools
“The purpose of the visit is to assess progress and determine the level of support required to strengthen the STS implementation,” — GES
GES Releases Feeding and Exam Fees for SHS and Technical Schools
“Funds for April 2025 feeding and first semester examination fees have been released to support Senior High and Technical Schools,” — GES
GES Declares Friday, 6th June a Holiday for Eid ul-Adha Observance in Schools
“Heads of schools are to permit students who wish to travel home and celebrate the Eid ul-Adha with their families the opportunity to do so.” — GES Circular, 3 June 2025
“Go Back to Work”, GES Tells Cleared Recruits Following Post-Election Revocations
After months of uncertainty, the Ghana Education Service (GES) has directed newly recruited staff in the Ashanti Region – whose appointments were revoked after the 2024 elections – to resume work following successful validation.
PRESS RELEASE: PRETAG (Formerly CCT-GH) Demands Urgent Action Over Rising Indiscipline in Senior High Schools
“The deafening silence of our employer is very disturbing… Teacher welfare and safety are being pushed to the background,” the association warned.
GES Public Relations Head Cassandra Twum-Ampofo Transferred to Eastern Region
“I’m proud of the impact I’ve made as Head of Public Relations. The progress we’ve achieved is visible, and I trust the solid foundation we’ve built will endure.”- Cassandra Twum-Ampofo
Teacher Blinded in Student Attack Left Without Support, Family Appeals for Help
“A teacher lost his sight in the line of duty, yet has been left to suffer in silence. Where is the justice?”
Ghana Education Service Warns Public Against Fake Recruitment Notices
“We entreat the general public to disregard this information and avoid falling prey to such scams,” GES warned in an official statement.
Over 50,000 Teachers Promoted After 2024 Aptitude Test – GNAT Confirms
“This is a breakthrough for teachers,” said GNAT’s General Secretary, Thomas Musah, as over 50,000 teachers receive long-awaited promotions after the 2024 aptitude test.
GES Begins 2025 Reposting Process for Teachers Nationwide
Teachers looking to relocate in the 2025 academic year can now begin the reposting process, as GES opens applications for Inter-Regional and Intra-District transfers across Ghana.
Breaking: SHS Student Shoots Classmate in Kumasi
“Where Did He Get the Gun?”
Adventist SHS Student Shoots Classmate in Kumasi.
A calm Friday morning turned tragic at Adventist SHS in Kumasi when a student shot his classmate in the face during break time. Eyewitnesses say the gun went off accidentally after the suspect, Bernard Amoabeng, pointed it at another student. The victim, Suzzy Pinamang, was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The case has triggered outrage, with Ghanaians demanding answers about how a student brought a gun to school and what’s fueling rising violence in SHSs.
13,700 Trained Teachers to Posted for 2025/2026 National Service
The National Service Authority has deployed 13,700 trained teachers for the 2025/2026 service year.
Validation begins March 26, and service starts April 2, 2025.
Facts About Ghana’s Education System
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) was first established following the 2007 education reforms as an Advisory Board to the Curriculum Research and Development Division (CRDD) of the Ghana Education Service. The goal was to help manage and implement the Curriculum Policy of the Ministry of Education (MOE) towards the attainment of educational objectives and development goals of the nation.
As a result, CRDD was reconstituted as a statutory Council by the Education Act of 2008, Act 778. Currently, the legislative instrument which the council operates under is the Education Bodies Regulatory Act of 2020, Act 1023- with the mandate to ensure curriculum and assessment standards at the pre-tertiary level excluding technical and vocational education.
Deputy Director-General of GES Visits Labone SHS Following Devastating Fire Outbreak
A devastating fire broke out at Labone Senior High School, severely affecting three girls’ dormitories and displacing several students. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and the affected students are currently being accommodated in other dormitories. Dr. Munawaru Issahaque, the Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), visited the school to assess the damage and offer counseling to the displaced students. The visit also provided an opportunity to discuss measures with the school administration to ensure the continuity of teaching and learning. GES commended the prompt response of the Ghana National Fire Service for swiftly bringing the situation under control.
GES Hold Workshop for SHS Heads and Procurement Officers
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has ended a virtual 10-day capacity-building workshop for Heads and Procurement Officers of Senior High and Senior High Technical Schools (SHS/SHTS), running from March 10th to March 20th. This workshop is designed to equip participants with essential procurement management skills, particularly following the government’s new directive that mandates schools to procure food items at the local level. The training covers key topics such as procurement planning, preparation of tender documents, framework agreements, contract management, and more. GES remains dedicated to strengthening the capacity of school leaders and procurement officers to ensure the efficient and effective management of school resources
2024 GHANA STEM Olympiad for Schools : Apply Today
The Science Education Unit of GES and the Ghana Olympiad Academy have invited schools to participate in the 2024 GH-STEM Olympiad. In a letter signed by Mrs. Olivia Serwaa Opare, schools are urged to nominate students to compete in Biology, Chemistry, and Information Technology, with top performers advancing to the national finals.
Harnessing Educational Management: Strategies for Embracing Diversity
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Ghana’s Education Uncovered: Ministry & GES Quiz Expedition
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DIVISIONS AND UNITS AT GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE (GES) HEADQUARTERS
What are the divisions at GES Headquarters? What are the units at GES Headquarters? What are the challenges in Ghana Education Service? What are the Achievements of Ghana Education Service? The Prospects of GES
Ghana Education Service in Perspective
The Ghana Education Service was established by law to make sure that whenever the Government sets any policy that relates to basic education, it can monitor it to ensure proper implementation at all levels.
The Service has a lot of structures in place to help it attain this objective. Read More in this story…
Ghana’s Ministry of Education (MoE)
When was the Ministry of Education in Ghana established? Who is the current Minister of Education? What are the Vision and Mission statements of the Ministry of Education in Ghana? read on all these in this article on education in Ghana.
Sounds of Change: Ghana’s Educational Reforms Summarized
Since 1951, there have been series of Reforms in Ghana’s educational System. In this post, we unravel the transformative journey…
5 IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS EVERY GHANAIAN TEACHER MUST KNOW ABOUT
since 1951, there have been reforms in Ghana’s education up to date. these set important landmarks for stakeholders to know “where we have come from, where we are right now, and where we are likely to be in future🔮