NEW GES Students’ Code of Conduct and Parent Associations – GET PDF HERE

GES study leave with pay. NEW GES Students’ Code of Conduct

NEW GES Students’ Code of Conduct and Parent Associations – GET PDF HERE

GES study leave with pay. NEW GES Students’ Code of Conduct

Get a full copy of the new GES students’ code of conduct and that of the Parent Associations. This new code of conduct is termed or titled as, “Code of Conduct for Students in the Pre-Tertiary Levels of Education in the GES”

Read below for the overview of the new GES students’ code of conduct and get the full files from the downloadable links provided in this content.

What The Code of Conduct for Students is about

The code of conduct captures a wide range of issues including acceptable conduct, what constitutes misconduct, flouting lawful authority, absence from school, attendance at all school assemblies, and school or class attendance.

Some other rules to expect in the code of conduct for students hints on student loitering, academic work, examinations, and their related malpractices, breaking bounds and punctuality; improper dressing; un-prescribed items; and wilful damage to school properties.

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Aside the above, a greater attention was given to sexual offences, physical and psychological violence, causing harm, religious practices, causing harm, incitement to riot, gambling, possession and circulation of adult content, records, weapons, and other offenses. The comprehensive GES Code of Conduct for Students is more tailored towards improving student behavior and discipline, especially in secondary schools where discipline has been on the downward decline for many years.

Students are required to demonstrate courtesy and respect towards everyone. They are to respect the elders of society as Ghanaian customs demands.

They are to internalize and exhibit gentleness, good manners and observe standard values of life. Students are also required to respect the rights of individuals and be law-abiding.

Students are also to perform all their responsibilities in the school, including personal hygiene and cleanliness of the surroundings and maintain diligence at all times.

According to the student’s code of conduct, students who report to school late from approved breaks would be deemed to have misconducted themselves if they fail to provide valid reasons for their last arrival back to school.

A student is also deemed to have misconducted himself or herself if there is no formal communication from his or her guardians to the school on the matter.

Get All File Here

Code for Students

Code for PTA

 

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