Education sector in crisis as government contradicts itself over Chinese, Arabic language policy
Senior NPP education figure slams government for policy chaos, warning that education cannot survive on contradictions and conflicting directives.
Mahama Rules Out Arabic and Chinese in Public School Curriculum
Former President John Mahama clarifies that his administration has made no decision to introduce Arabic or Chinese languages into Ghana's public school curriculum.
55,000 Ghanaian pupils fail BECE: System failure or student failure?
A scathing reflection on Ghana's Basic Education Certificate Examination reveals systemic weaknesses in how the country identifies and supports struggling learners.
National Chief Imam Endorses Arabic as Optional Subject in Ghana's Public Schools
Ghana's top Islamic leader backs the government's plan to introduce Arabic alongside Chinese as optional languages in public schools.
Parent Groups Back Plan to Teach Chinese and Arabic in Ghanaian Schools
Ghana's National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations has endorsed proposals to integrate Chinese and Arabic into the national school curriculum.
NaCCA cracks down on unauthorised exam materials in Ghanaian schools
Ghana's curriculum authority orders schools to halt use of unapproved assessment tools, threatening penalties for breaches.
Ghana drops foreign language requirement in primary schools under new education policy
Ghana's Education Ministry clarifies that learning foreign languages will no longer be mandatory for basic school pupils under revised curriculum plans.
Ghana's Language Policy Clarified: Mother Tongue Instruction from KG, Foreign Languages Stay Optional
Education Ministry dismisses social media fears, confirms Ghanaian languages will be primary medium until Primary Three, with gradual English transition thereafter.
Ghana overhauls primary education: Ghanaian languages to lead classroom instruction from kindergarten
Government launches sweeping curriculum reform making local languages the main teaching medium for early-years students.
Ghana's Schools to Get Major Tech Overhaul: Coding, AI and TVET Now in Basic Curriculum
Education Minister announces revised kindergarten-to-JHS curriculum introducing coding, AI, and vocational training to boost digital skills.
Ghana to scale up numeracy programmes as maths education lags behind literacy push
Education Ministry plans major expansion of mathematics interventions after recognising numeracy has received far less attention than reading skills in schools.