18 Volta SHSs record zero percent in 2025 WASSCE

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Underestimating the benefits of Education 2 days ago

This is serious for the Volta region and Ghana as a whole. The danger is if your ward chose a Volta region SHS/T, tthere is 25% chance or 0.25 probability of failing the WASSCE. The general posture by most citizenry is educat ...
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This is serious for the Volta region and Ghana as a whole. The danger is if your ward chose a Volta region SHS/T, tthere is 25% chance or 0.25 probability of failing the WASSCE. The general posture by most citizenry is education is a waste of time, not all of us can go to school. You can go and learn work, such attitudes ends them at the galamsey pits.
Senseless Nonsense 2 days ago

If this is standard, then the SHS graduating Car Gift fanfare is absolutely pointless

If this is standard, then the SHS graduating Car Gift fanfare is absolutely pointless
Maggie 1 day ago

Very worrying report! But what do the percentages mean? Do they, for example, mean that no student passed any subject in the eighteen (18) schools that scored 0%?

Very worrying report! But what do the percentages mean? Do they, for example, mean that no student passed any subject in the eighteen (18) schools that scored 0%?
Goddy ! 1 day ago

It isvthevresult of the seeming unstructured FSHS in the system. killing the drive for learners to aspire for great results. They know that even with aggregate 50, they will still be admitted to FSHS.

It's about time we r ...
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It isvthevresult of the seeming unstructured FSHS in the system. killing the drive for learners to aspire for great results. They know that even with aggregate 50, they will still be admitted to FSHS.

It's about time we reviewed this system void of partisan politics to make it worthwhile or else we risk recording even worse results in the coming days
Goddy ! 1 day ago

It iis the esult of the seeming unstructured FSHS in the system. killing the drive for learners to aspire for great results. They know that even with aggregate 50, they will still be admitted to FSHS.

It's about time we r ...
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It iis the esult of the seeming unstructured FSHS in the system. killing the drive for learners to aspire for great results. They know that even with aggregate 50, they will still be admitted to FSHS.

It's about time we reviewed this system void of partisan politics to make it worthwhile or else we risk recording even worse results in the coming days
Ghanaian 1 day ago

Please ask certain questions
1. Is this situation peculiar to the Volta region or other regions had similar results?
2.Does it reflect in other schools in the country?
3 Assuming each school presented 100 students for the ...
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Please ask certain questions
1. Is this situation peculiar to the Volta region or other regions had similar results?
2.Does it reflect in other schools in the country?
3 Assuming each school presented 100 students for the wassce, is the report saying that all the 1,800 students failed in all subjects?
4.Can we investigate this issue?
5. Can we check the quality of the tutors in those schools?
There may be something more than just the figures.
Asakramitoga 1 day ago

Yes this what is expected from Akufo Addo's bogus implementation of his unplanned free SHS programme

Yes this what is expected from Akufo Addo's bogus implementation of his unplanned free SHS programme
Kofi Ghanaba 1 day ago

I feel very sorry for Volta SHS’s.Volta has some of the best teachers in Ghana but most of them are teaching in other regions.So sad.

I feel very sorry for Volta SHS’s.Volta has some of the best teachers in Ghana but most of them are teaching in other regions.So sad.
ARNOLD ARYEE 1 day ago

THIS IS VERY VERY BAD FOR GHANA AS WHOLE .

PEOPLE IN GHANA SHOULD STOP THEIR TRIBALISM , STOP THEIR CLASS SOCIETY FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS. OTHERS ONLY THINKING ABOUT THEIR REGION ONLY.

FIRST PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ...
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THIS IS VERY VERY BAD FOR GHANA AS WHOLE .

PEOPLE IN GHANA SHOULD STOP THEIR TRIBALISM , STOP THEIR CLASS SOCIETY FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS. OTHERS ONLY THINKING ABOUT THEIR REGION ONLY.

FIRST PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN GHANA SHOULD BE FREE FOR ALL, AND THE STAFF WITH EQUALLY GOOD TEACHERS.

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN GHANA SHOULD STOP, AND PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLING BE GOOD AND FREE FOR ALL IN GHANA . NOT ONLY FOR SPECIAL SCHOOLS.

I WENT TO SECONDARY SCHOOL IN ACCRA. WE PAID TUITION AT THOSE DAYS.
BUT I BELIEVE SECONDARY SCHOOLING SHOULD BE FREE FOR ALL , IF GHANA CAN COMPETE IN THIS CENTURY.

RIGHT NOW , I LIVE OUTSIDE GHANA ;

I WAS BORN IN ACCRA ; AND PAID SECONDARY SCHOOL FEES IN THE 1960s .

BUT I KNOW THAT THE WAY PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLING IS RAN IN GHANA CANNOT HELP GHANA ACHIEVE MUCH.

SO GOD HELP MY BELOVED GHANA.

PLEASE ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLING UP TO THE SECONDARY LEVEL SHOULD BE FREE FOR ALL REGARDLESS WHAT REGION OR WHAT TRIBE YOU COME FROM.

PUT THE COUNTRY'S MONEY INTO PUBLIC EDUCATION FOR ALL !!!!!
Joe 1 day ago

The papers should be remarked. i smell a rat, NPP examiners are at work. Don't take anyrhing away from them.

The papers should be remarked. i smell a rat, NPP examiners are at work. Don't take anyrhing away from them.

Kofi 1 day ago

All this is as a result of indiscipline among students and teachers. All they do now in SHS is boyfriend and girlfriend! No focus, no desire to learn.
The teachers who are supposed to enforce discipline are now sleeping wit ...
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All this is as a result of indiscipline among students and teachers. All they do now in SHS is boyfriend and girlfriend! No focus, no desire to learn.
The teachers who are supposed to enforce discipline are now sleeping with the kids particularly the male teachers. What do we expect

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