Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced that first-year Senior High School (SHS) students across the country are to report to school on Saturday, October 18.
The directive, which applies to both single-track and transitional schools, was contained in a circular to all Regional Directors of Education as part of the release of the 2025/2026 academic calendar.
According to the circular, the calendar outlines key term dates, holidays, and footnotes to guide schools on special arrangements for the smooth running of the academic year.
Regional Directors have been tasked to share the calendar with heads of second cycle institutions and ensure strict compliance. They have also been asked to provide the necessary monitoring and support to guarantee consistency across schools.
“The Service counts on your usual cooperation to ensure effective teaching and learning in our institutions for the 2025/2026 academic year,” the statement said.
Latest Stories
-
Every team is beatable – Otto Addo ahead of Austria clash
4 minutes -
French court hands Islam scholar Tariq Ramadan 18-year jail term for rape
4 minutes -
Understanding Autism: Empowering children with different abilities in Ghana
5 minutes -
Army commander convicted of Guinea stadium massacre dies in prison
5 minutes -
Rescuers attempt to save stranded humpback whale off German coast
7 minutes -
Three escape unhurt as diesel truck overturns in Oti Region
7 minutes -
Empowering the next generation: ‘Roll up your sleeve 26’ inspires students to dream big and act now
12 minutes -
GCB Bank strengthens market leadership with record GH¢3.2bn profit in 2025
16 minutes -
GAMI students explore Ghana’s heritage with educational tour to Aburi Botanical Gardens
22 minutes -
ShEquity trains 15 Ghanaian SMEs to tap into carbon market opportunities
32 minutes -
‘Being the President’s brother shouldn’t stop Ghanaian ownership’ – Agyeman-Duah on Damang mine
33 minutes -
Fire breaks out at rubber recycling facility in Afienya
36 minutes -
Otto Addo anticipates tough contest against Austria
36 minutes -
GOIL MD backs fuel price competition, says consumers benefit
42 minutes -
Women’s Caucus Chair hints at motion to boost female MPs in Parliament
44 minutes
