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General News on Friday, January 18, 2019
Source: Starrfmonline.com
2019-01-18
GHG officially banned all forms of corporal punishment
The Ghana Education Service [GES], asked public and private school teachers to immediately adopt the Positive Discipline Toolkit and other sanctions prescribed in Schedule 2 of the Headteacher's Manual to correct student and student errors in schools.
GHG officially banned all forms of corporal punishment of children in public and private schools in 2017 as part of efforts to promote a safe and protective learning environment for children.
Anthony Boateng, Deputy Director General of the GES, said: "With this in mind, the Toolkit for Positive Discipline, which contains positive and constructive alternatives to the correction of children, was developed in 2016 as a component of the kit. resources on school safety.
"The management asks teachers of all pre-tertiary schools (public and private of Ghana) to immediately adopt the positive discipline kit (copy attached) as well as the other sanctions prescribed in Annex 2 (Unified Discipline Code for Basic Education Institutions). of the Headmaster's Manual (2012 edition) as a correctional measure for students in schools. "
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