SHS students in an auditorium
Audio By Carbonatix
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.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Heath Goldfields rolls out $135m first-year plan as new mining fleet arrives for Bogoso–Prestea revival
4 hours -
Africa Senior Athletics Championships launched in Accra
4 hours -
Four in 10 paternity tests in Ghana exclude alleged fathers – Report
5 hours -
No withdrawal of MPs from committees – Majority Chief Whip clarifies
5 hours -
Divine Mission Academy, Supreme Montessori School secure semifinal spots in 2026 Luv FM VitaMilk Primary Schools Quiz
5 hours -
IGP Special Operations Team deployed to combat crime in Kumasi
6 hours -
UN slavery resolution opens door for global reparatory justice – Ablakwa
6 hours -
The world has affirmed that trafficking of enslaved Africans is the gravest crime against humanity – Ablakwa
6 hours -
Gold reserves not being sold off, funds reinvested for returns – Sammy Gyamfi
6 hours -
Three killed, burnt beyond recognition in Nkwanta South conflict
6 hours -
Claims of disruption in Parliament business false – Dafeamekpor
6 hours -
GoldBod Jewellery sponsoring ‘Women of Valour’ London programme false – Sammy Gyamfi
6 hours -
This is an emphatic victory for justice – Ablakwa hails UN slavery resolution
6 hours -
Communications Minister champions fintech-led growth at 3i Africa Summit 2026 launch
6 hours -
National AI Masterclass Cohort 2 begins to boost public sector digital skills
6 hours