he West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results of the 2026 BECE for School Candidates.
Junior High School
Asante Gyapong RC JHS ‘B’ In Aboaso Introduces Practical Cooking Skills and Beverage Preparation for JHS 1 Pupils
“Learning to cook is not only a life skill but also an avenue for entrepreneurship,” said Madam Marian after guiding her students through the session.
GES Warns Headteachers Against Collection of Unauthorised Fees from JHS Final Year Students
“We must ensure that our schools remain places of fairness and support for all students.” — Prince C. Agyemang-Duah, GES
WAEC Confirms, Over 600,000 Candidates to sit for 2025 BECE from Wednesday, June 11
“This is a critical moment for over 600,000 young Ghanaians. We encourage every candidate to stay focused and believe in their hard work.” WAEC
Bodomase St. Stephen RC JHS Holds Prefect Manifesto Day Ahead of E-Voting Elections
“Leadership is not just about standing in front of people—it’s about standing for people,” said one candidate during the manifesto session.
Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim, MP for Kumawu to Hold Career Guidance and Orientation for BECE Candidates on May 30
“Empowering students with guidance today lays the foundation for a focused and purposeful tomorrow,” Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim stated.
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.
