New | GES reaffirms reporting date for all single-track Senior High Schools - Check Here!

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has recently sparked rumors regarding a potential shift in the resumption date for government Senior High School (SHS) students after the new year.

The initial announcement of a well-deserved Christmas break for all Single Track Senior High Schools had set the festive tone for students and their families, providing an opportunity for joyous celebrations and quality time together.

In an unexpected turn of events, speculation arose that the GES was considering pushing back the resumption date from January 3, to January 9. This news left many students and their families in uncertainty as they anticipated the return to academic activities.

However, the management of the Ghana Education Service has swiftly addressed these rumors, emphatically denying any changes to the original resumption date.

According to official statements from the GES, there is no alteration to the previously announced date, and government Senior High School students are expected to report to their respective second-cycle schools on January 3.

The GES reaffirms its commitment to maintaining the academic schedule and ensuring a seamless transition for students as they resume their studies after the festive break.

This clarification aims to alleviate any concerns and uncertainties among students, parents, and educators who play an important role in the academic journey of these young minds.

While the Christmas break serves as a time for reflection, relaxation, and rejuvenation, the GES emphasizes the importance of adhering to the original resumption date to uphold the integrity of the academic calendar.

Students are encouraged to make the most of the remaining days of the holiday, cherishing moments with their families and preparing for the upcoming academic term.

As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the new year, the GES calls on all stakeholders to join hands in fostering an environment of learning, growth, and success for all Single Track Senior High School students in Ghana.

The denial of any postponement ensures that students can confidently return to their studies on January 3, ready to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead in the coming academic term.