GES Issues Warning Against Unauthorized School Fees
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to schools across Ghana against the unauthorized collection of fees from students
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The useful update
- GES has not authorized any school to charge fees from students or parents
- The Service described claims of additional charges, like feeding fees, as misleading
The stakes
- It ensures that education remains accessible without hidden costs for families
- Clarifies misconceptions among parents about what schools can charge
The next check
- There has been an increase in concerns about unauthorized fees in schools
- The warning comes following circulating claims regarding additional charges imposed by some institutions
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Original report GES warns schools against unauthorised fee collection from students
Publisher: MyJoyOnline (GH) · Published May 6, 7:12 pm · myjoyonline.com
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The short version
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to schools across Ghana against the unauthorised collection of fees from students, insisting that no institution has been permitted to ch…
In a statement shared on Facebook on Wednesday, May 6, the Service clarified that it has “not authorised or sanctioned any school to charge fees—under any name or in any form—from students or parents,” urging the public to disregard reports suggesting otherwise
What happened
- GES has not authorized any school to charge fees from students or parents
- The Service described claims of additional charges, like feeding fees, as misleading
- Any institution found collecting unauthorized fees is acting unlawfully
Why this matters
- It ensures that education remains accessible without hidden costs for families
- Clarifies misconceptions among parents about what schools can charge
- Promotes fair and lawful practices within educational institutions
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