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Private schools must embrace new GES curriculum to improve BECE results – Former Kumasi High School head

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Former Headmaster of Kumasi High School, Mr Bernard Hall-Baidoo, has urged private schools across the country to keep themselves abreast of the new Ghana Education Service (GES) curriculum to improve teaching and learning outcomes.

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