Days after the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations ended, some final year students have started flooding social media with posts and updates.

In some videos posted on the Instagram handles of High School TV and Big House 360, the students were seen displaying wild dance moves in their uniforms.

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😁😁😁😁Amazing🔥🔥... Yes finally we are home. Good one there from #superstar Thanks for choosing @high_school_tv We support talent 💯👌👍🏽 #highschooltv #highschooltvgh #rap #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #follow #shs #boy #happy #nature #love #dance #new

A post shared by HIGH SCHOOL TV (@high_school_tv) on Sep 6, 2020 at 11:00am PDT

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Finally we are home🙏🏽🙏🏽... But we are still not done until our results are out🥰🥰😍😍😁... Thanks for choosing @high_school_tv #followforfollowback #trending #follow #followtrain #likeforfollowers #nature #happy #shsgirls #girl #stlye #highschooltv #highschooltvgh #love #promote #achimotashs

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In one of the videos, a young girl who had just finished writing her papers, was seen on the street dancing amid cars that were jammed in traffic.

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So the kids are done with #WASSCE and let’s just say they’re celebrating it just like we did in our day. A new generation is born. Congrats and Good luck to you all. #tbh360 #ghana

A post shared by The Big House (@thebighouse360) on Sep 5, 2020 at 5:26am PDT

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), which commenced on July 20, 2020, ended on Saturday, September 5.

It was written by 313,897 candidates across the country.

Despite measures by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to ensure a smooth process, the examination had its fair share of controversies with the leakage of papers and assault of some invigilators.

Some candidates in an attempt to express their displeasure destroyed school properties and took to social media to verbally assault state officials.

They were subsequently dismissed by the Ghana Education Service until the President, Akufo-Addo intervened on their behalf.