Tanyigbe SHS Emerges Runners Up in Both Male and Female Categories in Regional Tug of War Competition

Two teams each comprising ten boys and girls from Tanyigbe Senior High School have participated in a tag of war competition dubbed "International Tug of War Day" for Senior High Schools as part of preparations for the up coming 66th Independence Day celebration in the Volta Region. This was organized by The National Tug of War Federation at OLA SHS campus on Saturday, 4^th March 2023.

The two teams emerged runners up in both male and female categories.

The boys lost to VOL-TECH while the girls team were down by E.P.C. Mawuko Girls.

They were awarded certificates for participation and for their position.

Miss Princess Dogbatsey of TASHS was adjudged the best puller and was awarded the coveted regional ambassador of tag of war position.

Miss Princess Dogbatsey, best puller and Regional Ambassador of Tug of War

The organizers of the event thanked all schools that participated even at a short notice.

Participating schools included Tanyigbe SHS, Ola SHS, E.P.C. Mawuko SHS, Mawuli School, VOL-TECH Akome, Adaklu Sec-Tech.

Here are some pictures of TASHS students in action

Congratulations guys! You made TASHS proud.

By: TASHS News Team

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GES Releases 2023 Academic Calendar for SHSs and Basic Schools

The Ghana Education Service (GES), has released the 2023 academic calendar for all government schools.

The calendar is purposely released for Senior High, Senior High Technical Schools, Junior High Schools, Primary Schools and Kindergarten.

The GES in a statement on February 8, 2023, directed all regional directors in the country to ensure that heads of schools for Basic and Second Cycle Schools in their respective regions comply accordingly.

“Regional Directors are by this letter directed to ensure that Heads of Schools for Basic and Second Cycle Schools in their respective regions take note of the provisions in the attached calendar and comply accordingly to facilitate a smooth running of the academic year,” GES said in the statement.

For double-track students in form 3 [three] who opened schools on January 10, 2023, the GES noted that they will go on break between April 6 -16, 2023 and return on April 17, 2023.

The students will then go on another break between June 2-8, 2023. They will resume on June 9 and stay in schools up to September 15, 2023, to end the academic year for the first term.

GES underscored that JHS 3 students will go on vacation between March 25 -April 2, 2023. They will resume on April 3, 2023, for the second term. They will then go on vacation again between June 16-26, 2023. They will return to schools on June 27, 2023, for the third term.

According to GES, the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE) will start on September 2023.

Click here to read the full statement from GES