Government has released the list of all 400 Senior High Schools to operate the double-track system from September this year.
The list, published here , gives a strong indication of government’s resolve to implement the new system amid concerns.
The double-track, according to the government, will allow 400 out of the 696 senior high schools to accommodate more students within the same facility.
Statistics available show that from 2013 to 2017, a staggering 493,016 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates qualified to pursue secondary education but could not do so because they were not enrolled.
It is estimated that 24,993 of this year’s BECE candidates will miss out on secondary education if the government, through the Ministry of Education, does not adopt an innovative way of accommodating all qualified candidates.
Click this link to access the full list.
Below is a snapshot of the list of schools in Accra.
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Iam much concern about the stolen goods for the students who are having free shs and there should be a follow up to arrest all the bad nuts out the system and punish them according to the criminal act law.The judges should seriously mark such attitute out of the system. Many are in the prisons for only 100 Ghana but in the prison for years what an injustice in the society and Ghanaian lawyers and judges let it be known to you today till death, that Almighty God will judge at last no matter wha...