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The Ghana Education Service is managing educational policies and incidents in the country.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated thursday

The latest in this situation

  1. Ernest Yaw Anim urges the Ghana Education Service and Ministry of Education to improve student support and reporting mechanisms.

How it started

10 reports, 5 independent, last reported Sep 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The Ghana Education Service is managing educational policies and incidents in the country.

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What this event is mainly about
GhanaGhana Education ServiceMinister of Education

How it developed

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  1. Ernest Yaw Anim urges the Ghana Education Service and Ministry of Education to improve student support and reporting mechanisms.Sub-event
  2. Clarified language of instruction policy for basic schools in Ghana.1 source
  3. WAEC relies on the GES for support.Sub-event
  4. Ghana promotes road safety through public education campaigns led by Akwasi Boadi.Sub-event
  5. Minister Haruna Iddrisu urges police to accelerate the search for a fugitive teacher amid systemic indiscipline.1 source
  6. GES review of authority to handle serious student misconduct in Ghana.1 source
  7. The Ghana Education Service implemented a zero-tolerance drug policy in schools and urged community support for educational institutions.Sub-event
  8. Ghana implements new national education policy directives.1 source
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  1. Ghana Education Service manages educational policies and incidents in the country.1 source

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