How 11-Year-Old Akrofem Primary School Girl Was Miraculously Saved By a Passer-by
A pupil of Akrofrem primary school at Afari/ Akrofrem electoral area in the Atwima Nwabiagya municipality in Ashanti Region on the whose hands and faced has been saved by a passer-by who heard screams in an incompleted building. In the evening, closed to 6pm, a lady by name Mary who was passing by an uncompleted building closed to the Methodist Church in the area heard a voice screaming for help.
Hint: Why Primary School Teachers Have Not Received Their Laptops
After taking a portion of the impacted teachers’ professional development money, the majority of primary school teachers still don’t have their laptops. Ellis Ferdinand one of the few celebrated education bloggers investigated into the issue of what was causing the delay in the distribution processes and found some alleged solutions that should be shared with the public.
Parents Should Be Motivated By This; How 8-Year-Old Girl Got A Lifetime Scholarship From Ablakwa
An 8 year old primary three school girl has become an internet sensation for performing incredibly at just ended reading competition. Led by a victorious delegation from North Tongu Director of Education, Mrs. Isabella Regina Ayimey, they presented the phenomenal Samelia Mekporsigbe, a class 3 pupil of Battor DA Primary School and winner of the Volta Regional Reading Competition sponsored by the USAID Learning initiative to their member of parliament, Okudzeto Ablakwa.
GES: JHS Form Teachers Underpaid Compared to SHS Colleagues
Several basic School teachers within the Country has expressed dismay with how government is treating teachers at the basic and Junior high school levels, per checks in the senior high schools, form teachers are payed Responsibility allowance which is 10% of their basic salary, checks revealed that only senior high school teachers can access the allowance which places the Teacher at the rank "Principal Supt.
Director General Of GES Reveals When Primary School Teachers Will Recieve Their Laptops
The Director General Of Ghana Education Service, Professor Opoku Amankwa, has revealed when primary school teachers and remaining teachers who are yet to recieve their TM1 laptops will get it. In an interview on UTV's Mpu ne Mpu, Prof Amankwa said that, the distribution of the laptops will be completed by the middle of September 2022.
Possible List of Allowances and Benefits To Be Enjoyed By Teachers After COLA Is Approved
There is assurance that there will be benefits and some kind of allowances that will be enjoyed by teachers in Ghana.Although public school teachers across the country are required to get these perks, the employer occasionally declines to pay. The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) Leadership, Angel Carbonu has provided information indicating that although there are other issues on the bargaining table, the Cost of Living Allowances (COLA) payment is currently the main topic of discussion.
Important Notice: Primary School Laptops Distribution Dates For Teachers
Primary school teachers in Ghana are set to recieve their long awaited TM1 laptops following a release schedule made available. As revealed earlier by Prof Opoku Amankwa, the Director General of Ghana Education Service, the laptops distribution is set to end latest by the end of September.
GES: Director General Approves Gurune to be Taught in Schools
The Director General of Education, Prof. Kwasi Opoku Amankwah has approved Gurune, a Widely spoken Language in the Upper East Region to be taught in Schools within the Country. The approval was signed in a letter dated 18th July 2022. There has been calls by elders of Navrongo to approve The Language for studies in order to project the culture and major communication tool of the over 80,000 Residents within the Kasena-Nankana Municipality.
Sad: Female Primary School Student Collapsed After Repeating Her Class [Video]
One thing most parents and students hate to hear is "repeating class." Most people would agree that when a child is repeated in class, it is assumed he or she is not academically good. As a result, he or she must repeat the process of hard learning in order to be promoted.
If Children Do Not Master Reading By Age 10, They Are Unlikely To Do So Later In Life - Kofi Asare
The Executive Director of Africa Educational Watch (EduWatch), Mr. Kofi Asare has revealed that if children don't master reading by the the age of 10 years they are very unlikely to do so later in life. Kofi Asare the Key Note Speaker, at the ongoing Africa Literacy Educators Conference in Nigeria further revealed that about 80% of Sub-Saharan Africa’s Primary School aged children cannot read and write.
Denkyira Meretweso Krontihene Appeals for Support To Complete School Building
The Krontihene of Denkyira Meretweso, Nana Kwame Bosompim II, has appealed to the government and philanthropists to help complete the Meretweso M/A basic school in the upper Denkyira East Municipality, central region. The Krontihene made this passionate appeal after Dunkwa Traders Co-operative credit union had donated 20 dual desk amounting Ghc10,000 to the school on wednesday August 10, 2022.
Education In Northern Ghana; Only 55 Percent Of Learners Are Able To Finish Primary - Educwatch
The Northern part of Ghana is regarded as the most poorest in the country. According to (UNICEF 2020), only a handful of 55 percent of learners in the basic school, primary to be precised are able to go or have their education in that region.
Paramount Chief And Timber Contractor Donate 150 Dual Desks To Support School.
As part of measures to meet part of his social obligations the Paramount Chief of the Wassa Amenfi Traditional Council in the Western Region Nana Tetreete Okuamoah Sekyim II has donated 150 dual desks to Wuratrem M/A basic school to enhance learning. The gesture the Paramount Chief said is also among the measures been put in place to solve the challenges that have been confronting the deprived communities with educational infrastructure and and also helping to restore the depleted forest in the area.
Lively Minds Programme Lunched in Sene East District
A new educative organization called Lively Minds Programme which came with new strategies in teaching KG pupils has been lunched in the Sene East to augment and to improve in the quality of education in the district and Ghana as a whole. Lively Minds Programme have started it's operation for months now in some parts of the country.
Ghanaians React After Head Teacher Was Spotted Swimming To School Over Poor Roads In NDC Stronghold
The recent circulating news that has raised massive reactions across all social media platforms was when a 36-year-old teacher narrated his sad ordeal in the NDC stronghold. According to recent reports cited by TV3, the 36-year-old head teacher, Mensah Kwame swims to teach pupils of the Lonpe MA Primary School in the Northern Region of Ghana amidst the dangers of getting drowned as a result of poor roads and improper infrastructure within the vicinity.
[Video] Check Out What This Primary Teacher Was Caught Doing With Her Students
Teaching has been one very nice occupation in the country Ghana which has helped in the raising of high and prestigious people in the country. Recently has gotten the attention of Ghanaians that some young Ghanaian teachers have taken the field of teaching into a different dimension. A young Ghanaian female teacher has recorded herself doing something strange in her class and many Ghanaians after coming across this video couldn't keep mute over it.
Free SHS Isn't A Policy, It Is An Untouchable Political god - Raymond Ablorh
Social media activist and former Communications Manager at Airtel Ghana, Raymond Ablorh, has asserted that, Free SHS isn't a policy but rather it's an untouchable political god to which all levels of Ghana's education: pre-school, primary and tertiary education have been sacrificed to.
Assemblyman Calls For Support As Death Trap Structure Is Used As Classroom For Asedja Akwadum D/A
While some are living in serene environment in the cities others are struggling to have their education under a safe shade. Pupils in Asedja Akwadum in the Fanteakwa South district in the eastern region are denied from learning in a conducive environment. They have no option than to have their education in a dilapidated mud structure which is seen as a death trap.
In Ghana, Only 20% Of Primary School Graduates Can Read A Story With Understanding - Kofi Asare
The Executive Director of Africa Educational Watch (EduWatch) Mr. Kofi Asare has revealed that In Ghana, only 20% of primary school graduates can read a story with understanding. Kofi Asare made this revelations during his key note Address at the two-day Africa Literacy Educators Conference on-going in Lagos, Nigeria and shared on his official Facebook page today.
NUGS advocates for the prioritization of infrastructure in primary schools.
The National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) has urged the ruling New Patriotic Party government to prioritize infrastructure development in various basic schools across the country. According to the Union, despite an increase in basic school enrollment in the country, the country's infrastructure deficit is not encouraging in most areas and requires immediate attention.