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Home » 52 exceptional students pay courtesy call on GES Boss, Education Minister

52 exceptional students pay courtesy call on GES Boss, Education Minister

johnmahamaBy johnmahamaMarch 5, 2025 Education & Innovation No Comments1 Min Read
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In a heartwarming ceremony, 52 exceptional students from public and private schools across Ghana paid a courtesy call on the Director General of Education Prof Davis and the Honourable Minister of Education Hon. Haruna Iddrisu on Monday, March 3.

The awardees, comprising 36 students from public schools and 16 from private schools, were selected based on their outstanding performance in the Basic Education Certificate Examination. Notably, two hearing-impaired and two visually-impaired students were among the recipients, demonstrating Ghana’s commitment to inclusive education.

Prof Davis , introduced the students to the Minister, highlighting their remarkable accomplishments.

The Honourable Minister of Education congratulated the students on their achievements, advising them to continue striving for excellence .

Mr. Georgios Badaro, Managing Director of Nestle Ghana Limited, and Mrs Deborah Kwablah, Corporate Affairs Manager, were in attendance on behalf of Nestle, the proud sponsors of the Presidential Awards , reaffirming their commitment to supporting education in Ghana.

This annual event aims to recognize and reward academic excellence among Ghanaian students.

The Presidential Awards ceremony will take place on March 5th, where the awardees will receive their well-deserved recognition by the President of the Republic of Ghana.



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