President Akufo-Addo has lifted the ban on educational establishments for only closing 12 months students to return and analyze for their respective exit examinations.
Talking during his 10th tackle to the nation on measures government is using to battle the virus, the President discussed that the choice was arrived at soon after consultations with trainer unions across the place.
This announcement kinds portion of what he explained as a ‘phased approach’ to reopening the nation in a bid to dwell with the virus in security.
President Akufo-Addo discussed that “final year college pupils are to report to their universities on June 15.”
“Final year senior significant faculty (SHS) 3 learners jointly with SHS 2 Gold Monitor students on June 22.”
He also disclosed that ultimate calendar year JHS 3 learners are to resume on June 29, 2020.
The President, even so, emphasised that “JHS 3 courses will comprise a most of 30 learners SHS courses a greatest of 25 students.”
The college lectures are also predicted to “take spot with half the course sizes.”
“All ultimate year pupils of instructional and instruction establishments, which are staying managed by Ministries other than the Training Ministry, are to return to college on 15th June to complete their exit exams,” in accordance to the President.
Ministry of Training and heads of community and non-public academic establishments are expected to spearhead the fumigation and disinfection of schools ahead of the implementation of the President’s newest directive.
The Ministry is will also give pupils, instructing and non-educating workers with re-usable experience masks to enable adhere to the protocols advised by health professionals.
“For the avoidance of question, all other educational facilities, non-public and community, for non-final 12 months pupils, will keep on being closed,” the President added.
Even further specifics on the enumerated pointers for the risk-free reopening of our educational institutions and universities are expected to be furnished by the Training Ministry in the coming times.
