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Ho (V/R), Sept. 26, GNA – Mr Joseph Dzamesi, the Administrator of Sonrise Christian High School, has called for private schools across the country to be granted access to information and training on the new Standard-Based Curriculum for Senior High Schools (SHS).

Mr Dzamesi who made the call during the school’s 16th graduation ceremony, highlighted the exclusion of private school teachers and administrators from training programmes designed to support the curriculum’s implementation.

He said while public school educators, including headmasters and administrators, had been trained by institutions such as the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), Transforming Teaching, Education, and Learning (T-TEL), and the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), private schools had been left out of the process.

“We too, educate Ghanaian children, and we need access to the same information and training on the new curriculum to prepare our students effectively,” he said.

Mr Dzamesi’s remarks came as part of his report on the school’s academic performance during the graduation ceremony.

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