Bono: The Bono Regional Council of Parent-Teacher Association is taking decisive steps to address examination malpractices as the 2025 West African Senior High School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) begins in the region.
According to Ghana News Agency, the association has introduced an initiative named 'Operation Zero Tolerance' aimed at ensuring the integrity of the WASSCE. A statement from Mr. Alfred O Appiah, chairman of the association, highlighted the growing concern over examination malpractices and their impact on the region's reputation and the integrity of Ghana's education system.
The statement emphasized the damaging effects of these malpractices on the authenticity of Ghanaian academic credentials and the reputation of the Bono region. The council is actively collaborating with school authorities, teachers, and parents to adequately prepare students for the WASSCE.
Furthermore, the association expressed its commitment to working closely with WAEC officials, security agencies, and stakeholders to ensure a peaceful examination environment. The statement called for effective cooperation among all parties involved to uphold the integrity of the WASSCE by adhering strictly to its rules and regulations.
The council extended its best wishes to all candidates, encouraging them to approach the examination with confidence and discipline. It warned against engaging in malpractices, highlighting the potential negative consequences for students, parents, and schools. The statement concluded with a call to stakeholders to maintain order at examination centers throughout the region.
