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GES to consult stakeholders on academic calendar adjustments
According to him, the GES will consult relevant stakeholders to determine the most appropriate measures to address the lost instructional time and minimise its impact on the academic calendar.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) is considering alternative ways to recover lessons lost during the nearly two-week strike by teacher unions, including shortening break periods and extending regular school hours.
However, no final decision has been announced on whether the academic calendar will be extended or alternative adjustments will be introduced.
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