“Who should go to A and who should go to C?” -Angel Carbonu questions categorisation of SHSs

“If we have more than enough SHS, but the problem is that there are schools parents don’t want their children there because they don’t have boarding facilities or the environment that will help them study for the courses they want, then as a country, why don’t we make sure we make all SHSs Category A?”“Why do 60 per cent of applicants want to go to that school?

He questioned why Ghana continues to categorise some SHSs as “Category A” while other schools struggle to attract students, arguing that the situation reflects a failure to provide equitable standards across the country’s secondary education system.