As the holiday season unfolds and Senior High School (SHS) students in Ghana enjoy a well-deserved Christmas break, recent rumors circulating about a possible shift in the reporting date have raised concerns among stakeholders.
However, the Ghana Education Service (GES) has addressed these speculations, asserting that there has been no change in the original reporting date for SHS students.
In an official statement released by the GES, the management clarified that the reporting date for Senior High Schools remains steadfast and is scheduled for January 3. This dispels any misinformation suggesting a delayed start on January 9, as rumored.
This clarification becomes especially crucial against the backdrop of the recently declared Christmas break for Senior High Schools, spanning from December 21, to January 2.
The GES emphasizes the importance of upholding the initially communicated date, underlining the need for students to return promptly to their respective second-cycle schools after the festive break.
The rumors surrounding a possible postponement of the reporting date had caused some concern among students, their families, and the educational community.
However, the GES is unwavering in its commitment to maintaining the academic schedule and ensuring a seamless continuation of the educational journey for all SHS students.
As we usher in the new year, it is crucial for students and their families to be aware of the accurate information regarding the reporting date.
The GES encourages students to make the most of the holiday period, reveling in the joy of Christmas while remaining mindful of the upcoming return to academic responsibilities.
This clarity aims to dispel any uncertainties among students, their families, and the educational community, fostering a smooth transition back to academic activities.
The GES reassures all stakeholders that the originally communicated reporting date of January 3, remains unchanged.
Published By: Justice Donkoh | GESHub.org
