Madam Gloria Korshior Huze has assumed office as the new Ashanti Regional School Feeding Coordinator, with Dr. Frank Amoakohene urging her to restore confidence in the programme and expand its reach.
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Afenyo-Markin to Commission 6-Unit Classroom Block in Winneba
Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, the Member of Parliament for Effutu and Minority Leader in the Ghanaian Parliament, will commission a newly constructed 6-unit classroom block for AME Zion School in Winneba.
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.
Meet Ghana’s 2025 Cabinet : John Mahama’s Resetting Team
Meet the Resetting Ghana Team – the leaders working alongside President John Dramani Mahama and Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang to drive Ghana’s transformation in 2025. From economic recovery to education, energy, and governance, these ministers bring expertise and dedication to national progress. Get to know the key figures shaping Ghana’s future and their vision for a stronger, more prosperous nation. Read more about their roles and contributions.
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.
GES Ashanti Joins Otumfou’s 25th Anniversary Celebration with Special Cleanup Initiative
GES Ashanti proudly participates in Otumfou’s 25th anniversary celebration with a special cleanup initiative. Together, they’re making a tangible difference in our communities, fostering unity and environmental stewardship.
Learn more about our efforts to honor Otumfou’s legacy and promote community engagement in young learners.
The New Curriculum for Ghanaian Schools
A standards-based curriculum describes what broad content knowledge that learners are supposed to learn as they engage with the curriculum. It also specifies the prescribed standards that students are expected to meet.
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5 IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS EVERY GHANAIAN TEACHER MUST KNOW ABOUT
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