NaCCA outdoors recommended textbooks
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The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), acting on behalf of the Education Ministry has announced the first batch of recommended textbooks for use in teaching the new curriculum at the KG and primary levels.
The first batch consisting of 187 books were announced at a short ceremony on Thursday, with more textbooks expected to be announced next week.
Dr Prince Armah, the Executive Secretary of the Council expressed gratitude to all their partners and stakeholders, particularly teachers and parents for their patience in waiting for textbook developers and publishers.
Find the list of the approved textbooks below:
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