GES Clarifies: EduPack Products Not Compulsory Despite NCPTA Partnership Claims
Ghana Education Service distances itself from reported NCPTA-EduPack deal, affirms product purchases remain voluntary.
GES Cracks Down on Schools Rejecting Students Over Storage Containers
Ghana Education Service orders senior high schools to stop turning away admitted students based on luggage type.
Policy Chaos at Education Ministry: NPP Calls Out Government Over Chinese and Arabic Language Row
NPP Education Committee demands presidential clarity on disputed language policy, citing contradictions between Education Ministry and Presidency.
Ghana expands school feeding to 4.5 million children as government increases budget to nearly GH¢2bn
The government has committed GH¢1.982 billion to feed over 4.5 million schoolchildren daily, raising per-child grants and clearing caterer arrears.
Beyond Salary and Textbooks: Why Fair Systems Matter More for Ghana's Schools
Ghana's education debate has focused on infrastructure and pay, but fairness in how systems work may drive better learning outcomes.
Nine years on: Ghana's Free SHS must now prioritise quality over numbers, says Napo
Former Education Minister Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh calls for shift from access to quality as Free SHS marks nine-year milestone.
Private schools demand end to SHS placement quota favouring public school students
Ghana's private school sector calls for scrapping 15% priority placement policy, arguing it unfairly disadvantages their students.
Private schools ready to join Free SHS scheme, CHOPSS tells government
Private secondary schools signal willingness to participate in Ghana's Free SHS policy, offering additional capacity.
GES Denies Free SHS Cancellation Amid False GH¢1,500 Levy Claims
Ghana Education Service dismisses viral reports of Free SHS policy axing and warns parents against fraudulent payment demands circulating online.
High Commissioner exposes scholarship fund mismanagement; millions owed to Ghanaian students in UK
Ghana's UK envoy alleges previous government squandered scholarship funds on dependants' expenses, leaving £37m in unpaid tuition.
Tano North MP warns Government relying too heavily on debt to finance Free SHS
MP Dr Boako argues Ghana must use domestic revenue, not borrowed funds, to sustain Free Secondary School programme.