Mid-Term Break: 8th – 9th June 2026
Affected Schools: All Public Basic Schools in Ghana
“A staff seeking re-posting can only be released after the Director-General has approved and issued out a re-posting letter to the applicant.”
“Management formally writes to inform you of the approved 2026/2027 Academic Calendar for all Senior High Schools (SHSs) and Senior High Technical Schools (SHTSs),” the GES letter stated.
“No qualified BECE candidate will be left behind — GES assures parents and students amid placement concerns.”
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially released the 2025 Teacher Promotion Examination Results. Teachers who participated in the exams can now check their results online by following a simple step-by-step process involving voucher payment.
“After months of anticipation, GES finally releases the 2025 Teacher Promotion Examination results nationwide.”
“For many teachers, the release of the promotion results is not just about grades—it is about recognition, growth, and a step toward a better future.”
“She taught through pain, through pregnancy, and through sacrifice—yet remains unpaid. Her tears are the voice of many teachers still unheard.”
Discover the top free tools Ghanaian teachers can use to prepare lesson plans faster in 2026. Learn how Google Docs, Canva, ChatGPT, and more can improve teaching and save time.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has urged pre-tertiary schools across the country to celebrate the 2026 International Mathematics Day (Pi Day) under the theme “Mathematics and Hope.” Originally scheduled for Saturday, March 14
Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are transforming teaching and learning across Ghana. While PLCs at the basic school level focus on professional dialogue, those in Senior High Schools emphasize collaborative lesson planning and assessment. Here’s how both approaches work together to improve education outcomes.
The Ghana Education Service has established dedicated staff helplines across all regions of Ghana to improve communication and provide timely support for teachers and other education workers.
GES Warns Teachers from Demonstrating and Engaging the Media during contact hours. In a letter signed by the Ag. Deputy Director General in charge of Quality and Access..
Promotions in the Ghana Education Service (GES) are a key part of career advancement for both teaching and non-teaching staff. Understanding how promotions work can help employees prepare for increased responsibilities and salary increments. This article provides an in-depth overview of the GES promotion structure, including the main types of promotions, eligibility requirements, and common processes. Whether you are a classroom teacher or a non-teaching staff member, this guide explains how years of service, professional qualifications, performance, and assessments influence career progression. It also highlights tips for effective preparation, common challenges staff face, and additional resources to help you navigate the promotion process successfully.
“The Ghana Education Service will not tolerate violence at any level, especially in environments that are meant to foster unity, discipline, and sportsmanship.”
GES to organize Supplementary Promotion aptitude text exams for teachers.
Updates on Ghana Education Service (GES) Recruitments letter circulating on social media
“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.”
“In a decisive ruling, the Kade Magistrate Court has sent a clear message across Ghana’s classrooms: violence against teachers will not be tolerated, and discipline remains the backbone of education.”
The Ghana Education Service, in consultation with the National Teaching Council and KATON, has postponed its scheduled Data Protection Training due to unforeseen circumstances.
“Indiscipline in schools is more than misbehaviour—it is a warning that the moral fabric of our future leaders is under threat.”
When students struggle to read with understanding, every subject becomes a burden and every examination a gamble. Literacy is not just a subject; it is the foundation of all learning.
When students lose motivation, the blame game often begins. But the truth is more complex. Student disengagement is rarely caused by one actor alone—it reflects a breakdown in shared responsibility between the home, the school and the wider education system.
Discover one simple but powerful way Headteachers can improve their schools by supporting teachers to teach better, based on insights from Ghana’s PTPDM policy.
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.
GES has released all outstanding perishable funds owed to SHSs and SHTSs for July–October 2025, with schools instructed to confirm receipt through their Regional Accountants. The update brings relief to heads of institutions managing feeding operations.
GES has released outstanding feeding grants to special schools for the 3rd Term 2024/2025 and 1st Term 2025/2026 academic years. Regional Directors are to notify school heads and ensure all receipts are submitted.
Discover the newly redesigned Ghana Education Service website, featuring a modern design and easy access to essential educational information.
“Mathematics recorded one of the sharpest declines in recent years, dropping from 66.86% in 2024 to 48.73% in 2025.”
Ghana is set to launch its first-ever National Junior High School Science and Maths Quiz in December 2025, marking a major expansion of STEM education at the basic school level. The competition—scheduled for 1st to 6th December 2025—will bring together regional champions from across the country for a national showdown designed to nurture young scientific talent.
“It was a terrifying moment, but the swift and calm response of the driver and teachers saved every life on board,” authorities said after a Wesley Grammar School bus burst into flames at the Kasoa Tollbooth.
