Government has placed a ban on all religious activities in schools.
The Education Minister, Matthew Opoku Prempeh has said.
He said the move is to prevent close contacts to stop the spread of coronavirus.
According to him, when schools reopen, parents and others cannot visit their children or wards.
He said all class sizes are going to be split to ensure the social distancing protocol.
He stated that SHS would reopen on June 22, JHS on June 29.
He said there will be no mass gatherings and that dinning halls will he operated in batches.
For JHS, there will be no outside break apart from nature call.
More to follow…
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