GES has issued two directives addressing the use of trunks and chop boxes, student accommodation and unauthorised charges in SHS.
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If You Admit Students Outside the CSSPS You Shall be Sanctioned – GES Warns SHS Heads
The Ghana Education Service has directed SHS and SHTS heads to admit only students placed through the CSSPS for the 2026 placement cycle.
Release of Capitation Grant Areas for 2023 to All Basic Schools in Ghana
GES has released the 2023 Capitation Grant arrears to District Education Directorates and directed that funds be transferred to schools before reopening.
GES Releases 2023 Capitation Grant Arrears to District Accounts
The Ghana Education Service has released the 2023 Capitation Grant arrears to District Education Directorates for onward transfer to schools before the reopening of the 2026/2027 academic year.
GES Declares 25th September 2026 as National CPD Day
The Ghana Education Service has declared Friday, 25th September 2026, as National Continuous Professional Development Day for staff.
Non-Teaching Staff: 2026 GES Promotion Applications Open
GES has opened applications for the 2026 promotion exercise for serving non-teaching staff across various classes, with applications running from September 14 to 28, 2026.
Welcome Back to School!
Basic schools across Ghana reopen on September 8, 2026, marking the beginning of the 2026/27 academic year. GH Educate welcomes learners and teachers back to school.
PREMIER LEAGUE 2026/27 : OPENING WEEKEND FIXTURES
The **2026/27 Premier League season** kicks off on **Friday, August 21**, with Arsenal hosting Coventry City. The opening weekend continues through **Saturday, August 22 and Sunday, August 23**, featuring Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and other Premier League clubs. Check out the **full Premier League opening weekend fixtures, dates and kick-off times**.
All African Games Under Fire as Audit Reveals Dubious Condom Procurement and Duplicate Invoices.
“The report has reignited public discussions about accountability, transparency, and the responsible use of taxpayers’ money in major national projects.”
From Classroom to Police Cell: BECE Candidate Arrested Over Alleged Teacher Assault
“A society that fails to protect its teachers risks weakening the very foundation of education and national development.”
Poor but Proud? The Silent Shame Some Pupils Face on Career Day
“When a child feels less confident because of what they cannot afford, education has missed an important step.” Career Day…
Ghana and Barbados open job opportunities for Allied Health Professionals
“This opportunity opens doors for Ghanaian Health Professionals to gain global exposure while contributing their skills to international healthcare systems.” – Ministry of Health
Confidence Renewed: Hon. Richard Gyamfi Re-Elected Presiding Member in Sekyere-Kumawu
“With renewed trust from Assembly Members, Hon. Richard Gyamfi begins a second term focused on transforming Sekyere-Kumawu District.”
74th Annual WAEC Council Meeting to End Today in Accra
The 74th WAEC Council Meeting in Accra is set to conclude today after key discussions on exam integrity, policy reforms, and regional education collaboration.
GES Holds Crisis Meeting to Address Violence in Inter-School Sports
“The Ghana Education Service will not tolerate violence at any level, especially in environments that are meant to foster unity, discipline, and sportsmanship.”
Violence At Inter-School Games: CID Boss Issues 24-Hour Deadline To Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) To Produce Suspects
The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service has given the administration of Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) 24 hours to produce individuals allegedly involved in violence that erupted during a recent inter-school games competition.
Growing Beyond the Limitations: A Message to Every Student
“Your background may shape your beginning, but it does not decide your ending. When students choose discipline over excuses and growth over comfort, limitations lose their power and the future begins to change.”
Government Declares Wednesdays for Wearing Fugu to Promote Ghanaian Culture
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has officially declared Wednesdays as a national day for wearing Fugu, also known as Batakari, as part of government efforts to preserve Ghana’s cultural heritage and strengthen the creative economy.
Nkawie Senior High Technical School Banned from All Inter-School and Regional Educational Activities for Two Years
“The ban is not only about sports; it is about restoring discipline, accountability and the true values of education.”
Bodomase Circuit MYF to Celebrate ‘The Right Kiss’ on Valentine’s Day
The Bodomase Circuit MYF is set to celebrate Valentine’s Day 2026 with a special programme, “The Right Kiss,” featuring engaging talks by Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako and Mrs. Lydia Agyei. The event promises insightful discussions, interactive activities, and fun-filled side attractions for all youth members.
The DCE of Sekyere-Kumawu District, Hon. Kwasi Amankwaa Distributes BSTEM Kits to 11 Junior High Schools to Strengthen STEM Education
“For hundreds of students across Sekyere-Kumawu, the arrival of BSTEM kits marks more than the delivery of equipment — it signals new opportunities to explore, experiment and imagine futures shaped by science and technology.”
Catholic Bishops Deepen Concerns Over Curriculum Content, Call for Stronger Oversight and Value-Based Education
“Safeguarding the moral integrity of education is inseparable from safeguarding the cultural integrity of the nation.”
Discipline vs Dignity: What the Children’s Act Requires of Schools
The Children’s Act makes it clear: discipline must never strip a child of dignity. School heads are legally bound to ensure that punishment is reasonable, non-degrading, and never linked to poverty or arrears
Kade Court Remands Five Students Over Assault on Teacher
“Indiscipline in schools is more than misbehaviour—it is a warning that the moral fabric of our future leaders is under threat.”
Daasebre Osei Bonsu III Swears Allegiance as Asante Mamponghene
The oath of allegiance marks a defining moment in the life of Asante Mampong, symbolising continuity, unity and the sacred bond between a chief and his people.
School Fees, Arrears, and the Law: Headteachers’ Role in Schools
School fees arrears should never become a barrier to a child’s right to education. Under Ghana’s Children’s Act, headteachers have a legal duty to manage arrears responsibly – protecting learners, engaging parents lawfully, and avoiding punitive measures.
Certificates Open Doors, but Knowledge Sustains Success: A Wake-Up Call for Ghanaian Students and Stakeholders
In Ghana today, academic certificates are celebrated as symbols of success. Yet, as education progresses, it is clear that credentials alone do not guarantee competence, wisdom, or leadership. This editorial urges students, teachers, and stakeholders to embrace knowledge, discipline, and character as the true determinants of long-term success.
Skills for Life: Bodomase St. Stephen R/C JHS Girls Turn Local Fabric into Creativity and Confidence
With needle, fabric and determination, students of Bodomase St. Stephen R/C JHS turned local cloth into symbols of creativity and confidence—proving that when education meets practical skill, young minds can design their own future.
Teacher Promotion Exams in Ghana: Verified Online Resources for Exam Preparation
Preparing for teacher promotion exams in Ghana? Explore verified online resources with past questions for PS, AD II, AD I and Deputy Director ranks.
Teacher Promotion Exams in Ghana: Download Past Questions & Answers (Free PDF)
Preparing for Ghana teacher promotion exams? Download free past questions with answers, try sample exam questions, and boost your chances with GH Educate’s trusted resources.
GN Bank Licence Restored: Rumours or Facts?
“Rumours of GN Bank’s licence restoration have ignited hope, but without official confirmation, the bank remains closed — leaving thousands still waiting for answers.”
