All SHS1 students whose placements have been released are expected to report to their various schools today, December 4, 2023, to start their enrollment procedures.
The 2023 BECE graduates will be reporting with parents, senior siblings, and/or guardians to go through the official registration processes in the schools they have been placed in.
According to the GES, the December 4th reporting date remains unchanged even though parents have called for a change of date, supported by teacher unions and the parliament of Ghana. Students will be breaking for the Christmas festivities on 21st December and return to school on 3rd January, 2024.
When reporting to school, students are to go along with copies of their result slips printed from the WAEC result portal, as well as their school placement slip, school placement form, and other requirements directed by the GES in the National Standardised School prospectus.
Please be advised that the reporting date for all BECE graduates placed in secondary schools is Monday, December 4, 2023. This applies to both single-track and double-track schools.
Important Reminders:
Ensure you have received your placement confirmation letter and have familiarized yourself with the reporting procedures of your assigned school.
Pack all necessary school supplies, including textbooks, uniforms, stationery, and personal items.
Arrange transportation to your school if required.
Inform your parents or guardians of your reporting date and ensure they are aware of the school’s expectations and regulations.
Additional Information:
The academic calendar for the 2023/2024 academic year can be found on the website of the Ghana Education Service (GES).
For any inquiries or concerns regarding the placement process or reporting procedures, please contact the GES directly.
Tips for students reporting to secondary school for year 1.
- Attend the school orientation to familiarise yourself with the school environment, facilities, and expectations.
- Purchase the required textbooks, uniforms, and stationery items as soon as possible.
- Establish a regular study schedule and create a dedicated study space at home.
- Join clubs or extracurricular activities that align with your interests to make new friends and explore different passions.
- Seek help from teachers or counselors if you encounter any academic or personal difficulties.
- Maintain a healthy balance between academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, and personal time.
- Communicate regularly with your parents or guardians about your academic progress and any concerns you may have.
- Set realistic goals for yourself and track your progress throughout the year.
- Celebrate your accomplishments, no matter how small, to stay motivated and boost your self-confidence.
- Enjoy the exciting transition to secondary school and embrace the new experiences and opportunities that await you.
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We wish all 2023 BECE graduates a successful start to their secondary school journey!