TASHS ICT Holiday Quiz for Form 1 Students

 

Form 1 students of 𝑻𝒂𝒏𝒚𝒊𝒈𝒃𝒆 𝑺𝒆𝒏𝒊𝒐𝒓 𝑯𝒊𝒈𝒉 𝑺𝒄𝒉𝒐𝒐𝒍 are requested to click on the link (Assignment) below to access their 𝑰𝑪𝑻 𝑬𝒏𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝑺𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝑯𝒐𝒍𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒚 𝑸𝒖𝒊𝒛 portal.

Please make sure you click on 𝑽𝒊𝒆𝒘 𝑺𝒄𝒐𝒓𝒆 after you submitted your quiz to view your marks instantly.

𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗲: You can use any smartphone with good Internet connection for the Quiz - no need to go to a café.

Deadline for this assignment is Friday, 17th December 2021.

We wish you all a 𝑴𝒆𝒓𝒓𝒚 𝑪𝒉𝒓𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒎𝒂𝒔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒂 𝑯𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒚 𝑵𝒆𝒘 𝒀𝒆𝒂𝒓.

Core ICT - End of Second Semester Practical Examination for TASHS Form 2 Students

Students not having e-mail address must create one at Gmail.com

TASHS Form two (2) students are requested to follow the steps below to access their End of Second Semester Core ICT Practical Examination questions and answer both Practical 1 and 2 respectively.

Note:   It it advisable to use Google Chrome or Edge (i.e. Internet Explorer) web browser to download the project work.

• Kindly click on [Assignment] icon below to open the Excel workbook entitle "ICT Practical Exams" in the web browser

• At the top-right corner of the web browser, click on Download button 
• Press Ctrl + W once to close the Excel application tab in the Web browser

Note:    The downloaded file is kept in Downloads folder on your computer

• Open the Excel file from Downloads Folder on your Computer

Project Work 1

Follow the instructions below to complete your Project Work 1

1. Open the Excel file that shows uncompleted Continuous Assessment form
2. Press F12 function key to display the Save As dialogue Box
3. Change the name of the Workbook to [Your Full Name and Class] Example: Adzido Joshua 2D 1
4. Save the Workbook on the desktop or on a flash drive
5. Rename Sheet1 as Assessment
6. Determine the Sub Totals for each student
7. Find the Total Class Score mark for all students by adding all the Sub Total marks
8. Find 30% against the Total Class Score marks for every student
9. Find 70% against the End of Term Exam marks for each student
10. Determine the Overall Total marks obtained by each student by adding the Total Class Score and the End of Term Exams marks respectively
11. Use the table below to determine the Grade and Remark respectively for each student using VLookup or HLookup function: 

Note: The Grading System should be done in Sheet2

    12.  Rename Sheet2 as GradeList

Project Work 2

1. Open to Sheet3 of the workbook and draw an interval table of and perform calculations using the quadratic equation 
2. Rename Sheet3 as Equation
3. Plot a graph into Sheet4 of the equation above using Scatter with Smooth Lines and Markers graph
4. Change the Layout of the Graph to Layout 10 and change all gridlines to colour Green
5. Rename Sheet4 as 
   
6. After you are done, press Ctrl+S to and update the workbook
7. Press Ctrl+W to close the workbook
8. Click on [Submit] icon below to display Google submission form

Note: If you cannot submit your Project Work through the above steps, kindly send the file to e-mail: jadzido@gmail.com

Closing Date: 26th November 2021.

For technical support, WhatsApp or call: 024 311 5791 or 024 609 4456

NEWS HOUR 30th August, 2021

Ella: Hello, good morning colleagues and our able staff. Welcome to Tashs Campus News. My name is Emmanuella Aganda

Solace: And I am Solace Tatsi. Coming up in this bulleting, student’s difficulties in finding a conducive place to iron their uniforms.

Ella: PTA labels poly tanks on campus.

Solace: WASSCE continues for form threes.

Ella: Students still selling on campus.

Solace: Food shortage hits senior high schools.

Ella: Tanyigbe continues their preparation for their annual yam festival celebration with a football match

Ella: We also have Daniel Ayisi and Maureen Anagba standing by to bring us in tune with happenings in the world of sports and Entertainment respectively

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Ella: Welcome back to TASHS campus news hub. And now to our first story. It is becoming a herculean task for students to find a comfortable place to iron their school uniforms in preparation for classes on Mondays. This condition is making it difficult for students to appear neat which can affect their concentrations in class. A cross section of the students mentioned to our reporter that they have reported to the appropriate authorities and are eagerly waiting for the problem to be solved. We also plead with the authorities to come to their aid as soon as possible.

Solace: The final examination for the final years continues unabated. The Home Economics students will write their practical this week in addition to the entire year group writing their English Oral. We wish them nothing but the best.

Ella: Some Senior High Schools across the country are unable to feed their students due to unavailability of food items. This has compelled such Heads to send their students home ahead of their vacation.

Ella: Do you think this will affect our school too

Solace: I pray not for we cannot go home again after all that COVID-19 has caused us.

Ella: Let us keep praying hard then.

Solace: On Friday, 27^th August, 2021, the PTA contracted Mr. Samuel Kugblenu to label the Poly tanks they secured from our payment of the water distribution levy. According to our reporter, the PTA is bent on distributing water to the dormitories as soon as possible. They therefore entreat those who have not paid yet to endeavour to do so in other to help them complete the project. In addition, the PTA also did some repair works on the taps that are not flowing well in front of the school’s kitchen.

Ella: As we reported in our last week bulletin that some business minded girls are selling in the girls dormitory, a follow up on that incident by our One Eye reporter confirms that such girls are still actively engulfed in the act. They have even expanded the business to include new and tempting items, one of which our own reporter claimed to have enjoyed.

Solace: Another group that deserve recommendation is the school cadet. They have been tirelessly training and preparing to make the inauguration of the new school board of directors a success. This crop of students led by able CO and Master Albert Dankwah are leaving no stone unturned in other to make a grandeur of the day and we think they deserve recommendation for all and sundry apparentely.

The sport news is up next after the break.

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Daniel: Welcome to the Sports Segment of this bulletin. In sports today, the football match organized by the Tanyigbe community as part of this year’s yam festivities continued where Dzafe played against Anyigbe in a thrilling encounter that ended in a penalty shootout, where Dzafe won on the penalty spot kicks.

In other sports news, Christiano Ronaldo has resigned for his old club Manchester United. Messi also played his first match for his new club PSG over the weekend in France Ligue 1.

That's all for Sports. We take a quick break and when we come back, we shall bring you Entertainment. Please stay tuned.

(Break)

Maureen: Welcome to the Arts and Entertainment segment of this news.

The proposed entertainment by the entertainment prefect could not come on and when our reporter enquired from the entertainment prefect, he mentioned that it was due to factors beyond his control but promised he was doing something to resolve the issue.

Also the son of the land Ayigbe Edem for the first time in his career came for a video shoot for his new song wos3g3. The video took place in Sogakofe and Aflao.

(Break)

Ella: Welcome back cherished listeners. This has been the TASHS Campus News.

The news was presented by Solace Tatsi and Emmanuella Aganda.

Maureen: And also Daniel Ayisi and Maureen Anagba, coming through with Sports and Entertainment.

Ella: Thank you for staying with us and a big thank you to the Production Team. Have a great week!

NEWS HOUR 23rd August, 2021

Ella: Hello and good morning. Welcome to the TASHS Campus News. My name is Emmanuella Aganda

Maureen: And I am Maureen Anagba. Coming up in this bulleting, first set of WASSCE Practical ends on Friday as French orals begins today.

Ella: TASHS students urged to prioritize the use of English Language on Campus.

Maureen: Dormitories turned into market centres by students and also the resumption of entertainment draws nearer.

Ella: TASHS gets new Senior House Master.

Maureen: More new cases recorded as Covid-Delta Variant surges.

Ella: We also have Daniel Ayisi and Solace Tatsi standing by to bring us to speed on the latest happenings in the world of Sports and Entertainment respectively. We shall be back with the details after this short break.

(Break)

Ella: Welcome back. Now to our first story. The first set of practical’s for the 2021 West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) which commenced a week ago with Visual Art students across the country ends on Friday, August 27^th, 2021. Students pursuing French Language are also expected to write their Oral examination today. It is therefore necessary for a serene environment to be created for them  especially during prep hours.

Maureen: Some teachers in the Language Department of Tanyigbe Senior High School have made a clarion call on students to prioritize the use of English Language on the school compound. They have noted that students’ lack of vocabulary with which to express their thoughts in the classroom can be attributed to their preference for the use of local languages on campus. They were also quick to add that the students’ proficiency and competency in the English Language has a bearing on their performance not only in the English Language and other language related subject but also in other subjects.

Ella: Ghana records 1029 new COVID-19 cases as this takes the country’s total active cases to 144,000. The delta variant continues to break regional boundaries. Health experts across the country call on students not to trivialize the virus but rather ensure strict compliance with the safety protocols which includes wearing of nose masks, washing of hands and observing social distance.

Maureen: Mr. Aheto Kofi Mensah has been appointed the new Senior Housemaster of Tanyigbe Senior High School. He takes over from Mr. Wonder Asigbetse effective this semester. Mr. Aheto Mensah looks poised to discharge his duties as he continues to settle in his new office.

Ella: A very shocking revelation making waves on TASHS campus recounts how girls from some houses have turn the dormitories into market centres where they engage in the buying and selling of commodities such as pepper, tomatoes, fried fish and other items. This act has turn the dormitories into fertile breeding grounds for ants.

Maureen: The Sport News is up next after this break.

(Break)

Daniel: Welcome to the Sports Segment. In Sports today, a football match organized by the Tanyigbe community as part of this year’s yam festivities saw Etoe Football Team beat their opponents from Atidze by two goals to nil. That’s all for Sports. We take a quick break and when we come back, we shall bring you Entertainment. Please stay tuned.

(Break)

Solace: Welcome to the Arts and Entertainment segment of the news. Now back to campus where the Entertainment Prefect, Albert Dankwah has given his assurance that Campus entertainment would finally make a comeback this week the 28^th of August, 2021 at the usual place. That’s all we have in Entertainment.

(Break)

Ella: Welcome back cherished listeners. This has been the TASHS Campus News. But before we take leave of you, I don’t think it’s too late to wish our candidates best of luck in their exams.

Maureen: Well, better late than never.

Ella: Sure. Our best wishes go to all final year students especially those who have already started their practical. The news was presented by Maureen Anagba and Emmanuella Aganda.

Maureen: And also Daniel Ayisi and Solace Tatsi coming through with Sports and Entertainment.

Ella: Thank you for staying with us and a big thank you to the Production Team. Have a great week!

Major General Anyidoho: Ghanaian soldier celebrated as Rwandans mark 26th anniversary of 1994 Genocide

This is General Henry Kwami Anyidoho (born 13 July 1940). He was a Ghanaian military officer. Twenty-Seven (27) years ago, he led Ghana’s contingent in UN Peacekeeping Mission in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide.

General Anyidoho led Ghana’s military to serve in UNAMIR (United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda) under Canadian General Roméo Dallaire. Anyidoho, who had experience in peacekeeping missions in Lebanon, Cambodia, and Liberia, served as the Deputy Commander of UNAMIR, in addition to his role as head of the Ghanaian contingent.

In recorded accounts by the former Commander of UNAMIR General Dallaire, in his book “Shake Hands With the Devil”, General Anyidoho and his Ghanaian contingent were singled out for praise for their courage and resourcefulness. They were given credit for sheltering thousands of Tutsis and Hutu moderates, saving them from death. When the Belgian government decided to withdraw their peacekeeping contingent, the UN Security Council instructed Dallaire to prepare to withdraw UNAMIR. Dallaire sought advice from General Anyidoho, who indicated to him that he and his Ghanaian troops would not leave. Ghanaian contingent stayed, against UN orders and protected Rwandans.

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CHASS calls on government to address challenges ahead of reopening for SHS first years

The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary School (CHASS) has appealed to government to address infrastructural challenges facing some Senior High Schools ahead of school reopening for first-year students.

First-year SHS students are to report to school on Thursday, March 18, 2021.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) last week rescheduled the reopening of schools for such students to March 18 from the initial March 10, 2021 date.

The GES explained in a statement that this was “to enable the students and parents to have ample time to prepare for school and School Management to also prepare to receive them”.

“Management has also noted that some students have not yet enrolled and the extension will give these students the opportunity to do so as well,” the statement added.

Speaking to Citi News, President of CHASS Alhaji Yacoub A.B. Abubakar said government must also make available personal protective equipment for the students before schools reopen on Thursday.

According to him, they (CHASS) have their part to play and are ready for the students.

However, the government must also play its part to enable them to receive the students smoothly.

Mr. Abubakar specifically mentioned furniture, nose mask, Veronica buckets and sanitisers to be supplied by government.

As at the time of the interview, he insisted that those haven’t been supplied yet.

“In terms of preparation, we can look at it from two angles. That’s our internal preparations and with that I will tell you that to a large extent are ready to receive the first years when they begin reporting from Thursday. We have put in place our dormitories, our classrooms and generally the schools are in order to receive them. But we are having some few challenges in terms of furniture and others which we have drawn the attention of authorities to it.”

“We think if those issues are addressed, it will make our preparedness far better than what we have now. Similarly, we are also still in COVID-19 and with the freshers coming, there is also the need for the observance of the protocols. Here, I’m talking about the distribution of nose mask, Veronica buckets and sanitisers and they are to come from government and they haven’t come yet.”

Source: Citinewsroom.com

GES postpones reopening date of SHS 1 students

The Ghana Education Service has postponed the reopening of first-year Senior High School students to Thursday, March 18 through to Sunday, March 21.

In a press release signed by the Deputy Director-General, the Service said the action is to give students who have had issues with self-placement time to complete the process.

Also, others who have not completed their school’s admission process have been encouraged to use the extension to complete the process.

The Service added that the rescheduling will also help parents have adequate time to prepare their kids for school as well as give schools additional time needed to prepare to welcome them.

“Management had decided that the reopening of schools for first-year students should be rescheduled for Thursday, March 18 through to Sunday March 21, 2021.”

“The spread out period is to enable the schools to structure the admission process in such a way that not too many students get crowded at the school at one particular point in time.”

Meanwhile, academic work will begin on Monday, March 22, in all schools.

GES has also urged parents to ensure that their children leave home with adequate nose masks to protect themselves amid Covid-19, while management of schools has also been tasked to ensure strict adherence to Covid-19 protocols.

Source: MyJoyOnline

2020/2021 Admission List

Lists of students admitted to various programmes at Tanyigbe Senior High School for the 2020/2021 academic year are available on the link below:

Click here to check your status

Students who have been placed in different schools as Day students and wish to be boarders should kindly go to our Protocol Request page and fill our online form for further processing.

Student, 15 Others Assault JHS Teacher Over Homework

A final year student of the Nungua Kroma Two Junior High School (JHS) in Accra, together with 15 other men, on Monday, February 22, assaulted a teacher for punishing him over failure to do his homework.

The student, after he was punished, run home to call the 15 others, who stormed the school in a Sprinter Bus to attack the teacher, inflicting wounds on his face in the process.

The teacher, Mr Moses Onyameasem, was rescued by his colleagues and was rushed to the LEKMA Hospital, where he was treated and discharged.

After the attack, the mother of the student was also alleged to have besieged the school and rained insults on the teacher.

The development led to the closure of the school and others in the area.

Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Afia Tenge, the Head of Public Affairs Unit, Greater Accra Regional Police Command, said on Monday, February 22, at 1215 hours, the teacher, accompanied by Mr Roger Asempa, the Head Teacher, came to the Police Station with the teacher having head injury and wearing a blood-stained shirt.

The complainant reported that on the same day at about 1200 hours, a student in his class and 15 other young men from Nungua town came to the School in a bus and beat him up, hence the injury.

She said a medical form was issued to him to attend hospital whiles frantic efforts were ongoing to get the said student and his accomplices arrested.

DSP Tenge said a-day mobile patrol team had been provided with two men guards from the Assembly.

After the engagement, the teachers agreed to resume work next week Monday, March 1, 2021.

Source: GNA

Akpeh Julius and Penni Rejoice support Former School, Tanyigbe SHS

Two former students of the 2012 batch of Tanyigbe Senior High School (TASHS) in the Ho municipality of the Volta Region, donated a 2.0 horse power air conditioner to the school plus undisclosed amount of money for the installation of the air conditioner. The air conditioner which will be installed at the school's computer lab is to help preserve the gadgets in the lab. Donating the air conditioner on their behalf, Mr Narh advise the currently students to learn hard so that they become useful to society.

Receiving the items on behalf of the school, the headmaster, Mr Solomon Bagmae thank the two former students. He said he was not surprised at all because the former students while they were in the school comported themselves and that has taken them where they are today.

Mr. Solomon Bagmae thanked the Mr. Akpe Julius and Mad. Penni Rejoice for their kind gesture and asked stakeholders to support the development of the school.

Mr. Bagmae urged the old students to support the school to solve some of its many challenges, including; fencing the school, construction of an Assembly hall, dining hall, and classrooms to speed up the school’s development.

He said the work on new bungalows for tutors had stalled since 2016 and the contractor had abandoned the project due to lack of funds.

He appealed to government and old students association to assist the school.

On the COVID-19 protocols, Mr. Bagmae said the MP for Ho central constituency, Mr. Benjamin Kpodo has also distributed large number nose masks to the school.

He advised the students and teachers not to flout COVID-19 pandemic protocols but to ensure the safety of the students and teachers.

COVID-19: Shift system in schools best solution – Africa Edu Watch

Policy think tank, Africa Education watch, has suggested to the Ghana Education Service (GES) to re-introduce the shift system in the schools in order to deal with the congestions. He said this will help curb the spread of the virus in the schools.

Most schools are faced with congestions with averagely 60 to 70 students in a class.

This is against the World Health Organizations (WHO) recommendations for smaller class sizes to curb the spread of the virus.

Mr Kofi Asare Executive Director of Africa Education Watch told TV3 in an interview that the best option at the moment is the reintroduction of the shift system.

“We shouldn’t shy away from that. It looks as if the GES is not interested in running the shift system because it was a bit evasive in its own guidelines.

“The shift system cannot be overlooked especially in urban and per urban areas with class size of averagely 60 and 70. That is the next best alternative we have.”

Ghana has recorded three more coronavirus deaths as of Friday January 22, the Ghana Health Service (GHS), has said.

This pushes the number of deaths from 358 to 361.

Meanwhile, 658 new cases have been recorded, the GHS added.

This brings the total number of active cases to 2,413. The total number of confirmed cases hit 59,480.

The recoveries stand at 56,706 patients have recovered and discharged.

Source: 3news.com|Ghana