Build a standard code of conduct for all public schools-Africa Education watch to GES

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We are concerned about the ongoing impasse between authorities of Wesley Girls SHS, theMethodist Church and the Ghana Education Service (GES) regarding the enforcement of rulesthat constricts the observance of a MANDATORY religious practice for Muslim students-fasting The current situation, similar to the Achimota-Rastafarian issue, is a manifestation of the existingamorphous governance arrangement between GES … Read more

NTC licensure examination candidates should take notice of this

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The management of the the National Teaching Council wishes to remind all it’s 2025 candidates that the Ghana Teacher licensure examination begins tomorrow Thursday 6th May 2025 to Friday 7th May 2025. National Teaching Council NTC advise all candidates to report to their examination centres on or before 7:00am. Any candidates who report to his … Read more

We have not asked Teachers to partake in 2025 population census-GES

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The Management of the Ghana Education Service has asked teachers to disregard a statement which is purportedly signed by Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandor asking teachers of the Ghana Education service to partake in the coming population and housing census. Any information found in the below statement according to the Ghana Education Service is false and … Read more

Teachers are allowed to partake in the 2025 population census- GES

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The Management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) wishes to inform all Regional Directors ofEducation to take note and to communicate same to staff the urgency of teachers’ importance in the2025 population census. The Director-General of Ghana Education Service, Prof. Kwasi Opoku Amankwah has advisedDirectors of Education to allow teachers to partake in the Ghana … Read more

Methodist Church Ghana reject GES directive for Muslim students to fast in SHS

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The Methodist Church Ghana has strongly rejected the directive made by the Ghana Education service to Wesley Girls Senior High school to allow Muslim students to fast during Ramadan. In a statement signed by Rt. Rev. Michael A. Bossman, the church stated clearly that “it took a strong exception” to the decision emphasizing that it … Read more

104 brilliant SHS graduate get WAGPCO scholarship to tertiary

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.The West Africa Gas Pipeline Company which operates at Shama District has given a tertiary scholarship to 104 brilliant but needy senior high school graduates. Dr. Isaac Adjei Doku who is the general manager of corporate affairs of the company, speaking at the occasion to hand over the scholarship awards, stated that the scholarship is … Read more

This is what Nana Addo said about the minimum wage negotiations.

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The president of Ghana H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo on 1st May 2025 during the international worker’s celebration backed the National Tripartite committee that the minimum wage negotiations have officially begun. He made this statement at the forecourt of the Trade union Congress (TUC) in Accra, when he joined the national labour commission to … Read more

GES position on students desire to observe religious obligations in schools

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Our attention has been drown to various media reports relating to a recent occurrence at Wesley Girls High School, Cape Coast. started with a student who requested of the School Authorities tobe allowed to fast during Ramadan Fasting is undertaken by students for various reasons and observed differently by the respective groupings have had varied … Read more

CCT-GH gave the government an ultimatum to complete base pay negotiations.

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The coalition of concern Teachers Ghana yesterday gave the government an ultimatum to complete base pay negotiations before May 2025 ends. This according to them will make them not feel the pain of the new taxes which are set to begin 1st May 2025. The group complained that the money they receive at the end … Read more