SHS students in an auditorium
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The Ghana Education Service has announced that first-year students of Senior High Schools (SHS) are expected to report to school on April 4, 2022.
A press statement signed by the Public Relations Unit of the Service on Wednesday said second and third-year Senior High Schools (SHS) students will reopen on February 7, 2022.
Also, students in basic schools will report to school on January 18.
According to the GES, the Education Minister approved the reopening dates upon recommendation from the Ministerial Committee on School’s calendar.
Meanwhile, the GES has also released the 2022 academic calendar for all schools across the country.
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