North Tongu BECE Candidates Prohibited from Wearing Shoes and Belts to Exam Hall

North Tongu BECE Candidates Prohibited from Wearing Shoes and Belts During Exams

In the North Tongu District of the Volta Region, Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates have been instructed not to wear shoes or belts during their exams. This directive, issued by officers from the Ghana Education Service (GES), aims to curb examination malpractice.

While students are allowed to wear sandals, the GES officials emphasized the importance of adhering to this policy at all designated examination centers, including St. Kizito Senior High School. The officials explained that banning shoes and belts is a preventive measure designed to maintain the integrity of the examination process by reducing opportunities for cheating.

The directive has elicited mixed reactions from the students. Some candidates expressed discomfort and dissatisfaction, noting that they are unaccustomed to wearing sandals and going without belts. Despite these concerns, the GES maintains that these measures are essential to ensure a fair and credible examination environment.

They believe these changes have impacted their comfort and focus during the exams.

Despite these concerns, GES officials remain steadfast in enforcing the directive, highlighting its essential role in maintaining a fair and credible examination environment.