Students of the Okomfo Anokye Senior High School at Wiamoase risk having their examination results canceled if alleged malpractices reported to have taken place in the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examinations are substantiated.
Officials of WAEC stormed the school last Friday following a tip off that teachers were using social network platform, WhatsApp, to aid students in the exams.
A scuffle ensued between the students and the police after the teachers were arrested forcing the council to close the school’s examination center. Public Relations Officer of WAEC, Agnes Teye Cudjoe says, the council has resolved that the students write the rest of the papers at the WAEC examination center in Kumasi, as investigations continue. She says due process will be followed to ensure thorough investigations before sanctions are applied.
During a visit by Ultimate Radio to the WAEC Centre in Kumasi today, four buses from the Okomfo Anokye Senior High School had conveyed students to the centre for a literature paper.
This inconvenience will continue till the exams are over, at the expense of the school, as the Ghana Education Service in the Ashanti Region investigates the matter.
-Ultimate Radio, Kumasi
This is not true
But still as we wrote the rest of our papers at waec the hall, why did u witheld our result when it came out? we were at the 32nd position out of 145 school how came that none student passed but those beyong 32nd position got all their passes. This means that you people made your mind to put our future at risk that is why you witheld our excellent result to poor,but with God all things are possible we will not be in this forever. So what you have to know is that, “when you throw a ball to the wall,it bounces back to you”. Thanks have a blessed saturday.
My name is Seth and I am posted to this school but hearing this bad news about the school it freak the shit out of me. I just hope it not truth oooo
Seth…we don’t think you have any reason to worry. That is an isolated issue and the specific culprits we believe were dealt with. Feel free and come to school.