Education

Executive Director for Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) Enoch Gyetuah has predicted what will befall the educational system of Ghana should authorities fail to wake up from their slumber. In an official statement issued today and copied to the office of www.leakynews.net, he stated that the nation’s educational sector would soon become worthless

The Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) has started a one-month intensive leadership education course for private school owners in Ghana seeking school management and leadership skills. The short professional Pre-tertiary leadership education programme begun today Saturday 10th April 2021 at Atomic Energy Commission University of Nuclear Energy. This leadership education programme for private

On Wednesday, 24th March, 2021, the leadership of Private Education Coalition Committee (PECC) and Association of International Certification Schools (ASICS) paid a courtesy call to the Minister of Education, Hon. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum at the Ministry of Education to congratulate him on his new appointment as the substantive Minister of Education and also discuss

The call on Banks in Ghana to decline transacting business with pre-tertiary schools that are not registered under the National Schools Inspectorate Authority (NaSIA) has triggered a lethal response from the leadership of private schools. On the 12th of February 2021, officials of the National Schools Inspectorate Authority (NaSIA) officially wrote to all Banks in

Press Release 17th March, 2021 THE ENTIRE CURRICULUM IS PROBLEMATIC; BLAME DR. MATTHEW OPOKU PREMPEH AND DR. PRINCE ARMAH FOR THE USE OF UNAPPROVED TEXTBOOKS IN SCHOOLS The Standard Based Curriculum being used in Basic schools were effectively implemented in September, 2019. One would have thought that, Managers of Ghana’s Education machinery would provide requisite

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has affected the normal approach to how things are done in all part of the world. This in our education system, has caused a change in the academic calendar The change in the academic calendar has affected vacations and other holidays enjoyed by pupils and teachers. Academic activities were

Executives of the Ghana National Council for Private School (GNACOPS) have descended heavily on officials of Ghana Education Service (GES) over threats issued by the later that schools who fail to go on mid-term will be closed down. Per the official statement issued by GNACOPS on Monday 15th March 2021, “some officers from Ghana Education

The Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) has announced to organize a one-month intensive leadership education course for private school owners,manager of schools, school administrators and any other person in Ghana seeking private school management and leadership skills. The short professional Pre-tertiary leadership education course according to GNACOPS will commence Thursday 1st April 2021

The National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) has ward off fears of imminent closure of public senior high schools over food supplies. The company says it has stepped up mechanisms to ensure prompt delivery of food commodities in adequately quantities to cater for all three streams of students should the First Year students move to

Descision by three teacher unions in Ghana to close down schools if government fails to supply food to students across the country has spoked out Officials of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO). Leadership of the latter organisation has issued a press statement by way of response to the yet to be effected displeasure

Executives of Ghana Desk Project have donated 85 dual desks to New Asromaso M/A Primary School within the Afigya Kwabre East District as party of their social cooperate responsibility. The items were supplied on 3rd March 2021 and was aimed at addressing one of the academic deficits faced by the school; inadequate desks to accommodate

Coronavirus since hitting the world very badly has as a matter of reality introduced a litany of life experiences which we were not used to. We have become much privy to names of many clinical or hospital tools. Some of them include nose masks, hand sanitizers, thermometers and many more. Now In this article, we

On many occasions, we pronounce an english word with much confidence not knowing it is incorrect. It is not because we are unwilling to learn or not intelligent, but it is simply because we have gotten used to hearing everyone around us pronounce it the same way. This is the reason why it is more

The Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS), in collaboration with the Pre-Tertiary Directorate (MoE) through the support of National Teaching Council (NTC) and National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), is organizing *3-DAY Training on the Common Core Programme (CCP) and 3-DAY workshop on standards-Based Curriculum for JHS1 – SHS1 Teachers, and all newly

Officials of Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education through the National Teaching Council have so far facilitated the training of over 206 private school teachers in Ashanti region alone as part of their four months nationwide training programme. Kumasi’s version which is the third cohort kick-started simultaneously

Coordinator for the No Business As Usual (NBU) Project Roberta Aryetey has kicked against the factor of anxiety among female students vis-à-vis the studying of Science related courses. Aversion towards academic subjects having a strong link with science has for years discouraged majority of female students from embarrassing the area, opting for a different academic

It is an undeniable fact that we all love watching movies about pirates and we know that two things are true. In the first place, pirates are always seen in a movie searching for a treasure trove. The second thing is that they are always seen wearing eye patches to cover one of their eyes.

English speaking is not easy for majority of people who were unable to receive formal education in the language. Those who were formally schooled on it too end up embarrassing themselves all because they thought they were through with every detail and therefore were unable open up for corrections on some few mistakes which they

A young man saw his primary school teacher at a wedding ceremony. He went to greet him with all respect and admiration!! He said to him: “Can you still recognize me Sir?’ ‘I don’t think so!!’, said the Teacher, ‘could you please remind me how we met?’ The student recounted: “I was your Student in