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Education Ministry suspends SHS graduation ceremonies

Kabah AtawogebyKabah Atawoge
June 20, 2026
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The Ministry of Education has directed the immediate suspension of all Senior High School (SHS) graduation ceremonies across Ghana following growing concerns over what it describes as excessive displays of wealth and flamboyance during such events.

In a press statement dated June 20, 2026, the Ministry said it had taken note of increasing public criticism regarding the trend of extravagant celebrations that have become common at graduation ceremonies in some secondary schools.

According to the Ministry, educational institutions are primarily meant to promote learning, discipline, character development and the nurturing of responsible citizens. As a result, graduation ceremonies should focus on celebrating academic achievement and personal growth rather than becoming platforms for ostentatious displays.

“The Ministry wishes to emphasize that schools are institutions for learning, character development, discipline, and the nurturing of responsible citizens. Graduation ceremonies are intended to celebrate academic achievement and personal growth and should therefore reflect the values of modesty, dignity, and respect associated with the educational environment.”

The Ministry also condemned any conduct by students, parents, guardians or other stakeholders that promotes extravagance and distracts from the true purpose of school graduation ceremonies.

“The Ministry strongly condemns any conduct by students, parents, guardians, or other stakeholders that promotes extravagance and detracts from the true purpose of school ceremonies.”

The Ministry explained that the review is intended to ensure that graduation ceremonies align with the core values of Ghana’s education system and uphold standards of discipline and responsibility.

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