Interdicted GHANASS Headmistress reports on admission process

The interdicted headmistress of Ghana Senior High School (GHANASS), Ms. Patience Naki Mensah has reported on the admission process in her school.

Ms. Patience Naki Mensah explained the main reason behind the “claims” that she has manned the selling of unauthorized school items to Form One students.

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REPORT ON ADMISSION PROCESS

I humbly write to report on the on-going admission process in Ghana Senior High School, Effiduase- Koforidua.

As directed by the National Prospectus, schools are to make provisions for their unique specification. GHANASS do not wear the white-white and check uniforms.

Provisions therefore were made by the school with its unique colours of yellow shirt and leaf green trousers or skirt in place of the white-white and the check uniforms.

A seamstress was asked to make samples available with the school style so that parents who were interested could acquire it whiles those who wanted to sew themselves were given the style to that effect.

Out of the excitement of being enrolled, some of the new students were introduced to samples of the ceremonial dress which was selling at Two Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH¢ 200.00) for one set, and the tracksuit which was also going for Two Fifty Ghana Cedis (GH¢ 250.00) per one set.

However, parents were given the option of buying them or at a later period.

In order to protect the students from the cold weather and mosquito bites during evening preps, the school made available its track suit for parents who were interested to get some for their wards which was not compulsory.

This decision was necessitated in order to maintain the status quo of the school and uniformity of what to wear among students as well as to ease the burden of parents.

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh