SHS 2 Students In Single Track Schools To Vacate Next Week

All SHS 2 students in single Track Schools in Ghana will officially bring an end to their 2023 academic year on Friday, 25th August, 2023.

The 2023 academic year for SHS 2 students in single track schools began on 10th January 2023. They were in school throughout the first semester from 10th January, 2023 to 5th April, 2023. Students then went on break from that date to 17th April, where the second semester begun. They will officially bring an end to the second semester next week(25th August, 2023). The reopening date is yet to be communicated by the Ghana Education Service.

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WHAT ABOUT SHS 2 STUDENTS IN DOUBLE TRACK SCHOOLS

They resumed on Monday, 14th August and are expected to be in school till 30th November, 2023.

SHS 1 STUDENTS IN DOUBLE TRACK SCHOOLS

SHS 1 students in Double Track Schools are currently on break. The went on vacation on 10th August, 2023. They are expected to be in the house untill 18th September, 2023. They will then be in school from that date till 30th November, 2023(same for SHS 2)

The 2023 academic calendar for both basic schools and SHS has been designed in such a way that this year’s academic year will end on 15th September, 2023. August/September used to be the original date of vacation for basic schools and SHS before the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. Following the outbreak of this pandemic, the academic calendar for all schools, including tertiary institutions changed.

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The Ghana Education Service is doing everything possible to restore the old academic calendar.

WHAT ABOUT SHS 3 STUDENTS

SHS 3 candidates are currently writing their WASSCE. There will be no break or vacation for them until they are done with their last paper.

Teachers will be in class to teach them. If teachers are not around, candidates need to do is to study past questions. One secret most candidates doesn’t know about the WASSCE is that, WAEC doesn’t really set new questions. About 90% of all WASSCE questions are all past questions. WAEC usually frame the questions to make it new, but it’s a past question.

Candidates should concentrate on the last five WASSCE past questions; which include; 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019 and 2018.
Avoid Total Dependence On Teachers And Tutors For Exams Preparation.If you think total dependence on your teacher will help you pass your exams, then you are wrong. As a WASSCE candidate, you have to do a lot more on your own.

Constant reading, preparation and looking for additional materials on the subject matter will broaden your mind, understanding and make your answers richer d unique. Do not over depend on your tutor, do more for your self and increase your understanding. Today, almost everything you are learning is available on the internet.