Closing Date For SHS School Placement And Enrollment
In a an official release dated 26th November and signed by the Deputy-Director General of the Ghana Education Service, Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh, the GES announces to the general public that the placement of students into Senior High Schools closes on Friday, 29th November, while Student enrollment into the Senior High Schools ends on Thursday, 5th December .
This release was made known on the official facebook page of the GES with the statement:
Placement closes officially on friday 29th November .
Enrolment ends on Thursday 5th December .
Take note….
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Here Is The Official Release
Management of Ghana Education Service (GES) announces for the information of students, parents and the general public that the placement of students into Senior High Schools closses on Friday, 29th November, .
Student enrollment ends on Thursday, 5th December .
All heads of Second Cycle Institutions, pat=rents, guardians, and other stakeholders are to take note.
SHS School Placement Statistics
Out of a total of 517,331 candidates out of which 263,602 were males and 253,729 were females, sat for the BECE examination.
The candidates were from a total of 16,871 schools and the examination was administered at 1,880 centres.
A total of 122,706 candidates qualified to enter the senior high schools, technical and vocational institutions but were not placed, later had the chance to do self-placement.
By that system, a candidate who missed out on the placement under the Computerised School Selections Placement System (CSSPS) was required to go to the self-placement platform on the cssps.gov.gh or cssps.org to select his or her preferred school from a list of schools provided.
A total of 490,000 candidates were expected to be placed, but 473,728 candidates qualified to be placed.
The number was reduced to 473,728 because some of the candidates, even though they scored good grades, had grade nine in either Mathematics or English Language.
The affected candidate are required to go back and rewrite those subjects in order to qualify to be placed into senior high schools.
