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How The School System Is In Emergency

January 24 each year is scheduled to mark the International Day of Education. The theme of the event has always revolved around education as a basic human right and a public responsibility. However, many Nigerian children and their counterparts in sub-Saharan Africa cannot relate to these ideals. According to the United Nations Emergency Fund (UNICEF), one in five out-of-school children in the world is in Nigeria. Across Nigeria, violent conflict and socio-economic issues prevent and limit child

News About The Wassce 2023

Many candidates who wrote the 2023 WASSCE are awaiting for their result to be out.According to the authority everything has been done. They said this in a news of which Peace news were giving to the public.They said"The WASSCE results are said to be out on 14th to 18th lately by 20th" in the news.

THE CRISIS IN GHANA EDUCATION SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION Ghana is endowed with a good education system a statement made by BBC News monitoring Department. The History of education in Ghana dates back to 1592. Over the centuries education has had different goals, from spreading the Gospel to creating an elite group to run the colony. After Ghana gained its independence in 1957 the education system, then modelled on the British system, has undergone a series of reforms. Especially the reforms in the 1980ís geared the education system away from purely academic to more in tune with the nations manpower needs. The present structure of education, which starts at the age of 6 years, consists of 6 years of primary education, 3 years of Junior Secondary School, 3 years of Senior Secondary School and 4 years University or courses at other tertiary institutions. The first 9 years form the basic education and are free and compulsory .