SOME OF THE BECE CANDIDATES IN SUNYANI |
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Guide information from examination centers in Sunyani the
Brong Ahafo Regional capital indicates that more girls absented themselves from
the exams as compared to their male counterparts. The reason for their absent
was not immediately known by the paper but some pupils the paper spoke to
believe their mates were pregnant and therefore felt shy to sit for the exams..
In an interaction with the Brong Ahafo Regional
Director of Education, Dr. Adjei Hinneh he said he was still going rounds to
the centers to know the number of absentees and their reasons.
He noted that the BECE was extended from April to
June to allow the pupils sometime to study more to be able to pass the exams
convincingly.
“I know the teachers have done their best and the
children will surely excel if they take to what their teachers thought them”,
he mentioned.
Dr. Hinneh said all centers in the region were ready
for the examination and believed everything will go on well as they have
planned.
He advised the pupils to read through the questions before
they attempt to answer and see the exams as the mock they wrote in school so
they can take the fear off. “Do an independent work and do not rush into
answering questions, make sure you understand”, he told the pupils.
He said any center that will be seen as involved in
examination malpractice will be derecognize by the education service and will
ban it from becoming examination center.
The Education Director said in all 35, 784 are
writing the exams in the region with 16, 50 girls and 19,754 boys. He also said
1330 schools are writing the exams with 328 private schools and 1002 public
schools in Brong Ahafo.
Some of the students the paper spoke to after their
first paper were optimistic and said they are sure of passing the exams with
distinction.
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