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Ghana Education Service Termly Report Sample

Ghana Education Service Termly Report Sample

ELLEMBELLE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE

END OF TERM ONE (1) REPORT OF 2023/2024 ACADEMIC YEAR

  1. SCHOOL PARTICULARS

 

Name of school                        :         Aiyinasi Nyamebekyere D/A Basic School

Circuit                                      :         Aiyinasi South

EMIS Code                              :         1011020091

Registration Number                :         AXP/70

Location                                   :         Aiyinase Nyamebekyere Near Market

GPS Address                           :         WE-2133-3533

Name of Headteacher               :         Elvis Umar Kondjah

Contact                                    :         0277678430 / 0557881743

Assistant Headteacher (B 7-9)   :         Isaac Amoquandoh

Contact:                                   :         0241305360

Assistant Headteacher (Kg – B6):       Shamba Abeka Dauda

Contact                                    :         0557168970

Name of SISO                          :         Kainyah Anyimah

Contact                                    :         0547662333 / 0208426100

Number of days school opened :         52

Vision of the School:

Toto educate the community and also raise a good living standard of the town as well.

Mission of the School:

To work together as a whole staff to ensure good success in academic of the school

Termly Report Sample
Termly Report Sample

Guiding Principles (eg)

  • To be regular and punctual at school
  • Ensuring good teaching and learning
  • Providing guidance and counselling services
  • Improving in school – community relationship

VACANIES FOR TEACHER

  • KG                       =       0
  • PRIMARY             =       3
  • JHS                      =       0
  1. TEACHER ATTENDANCE
S/N Name of Teacher Times Open Days present Days Absent with Permission Days Absent without Permission Remarks
1. Elvis Umar Kondjah 65 61 4 Meetings
2. Isaac Amoquandoh 65 64 1 Regular and punctual
3. Hamza Pennah 65 56 9 Not punctual
4. Samuel Kodwo 65 60 5  
5. Sylvester Mekano 65 60 5  
6. Benjamin Azachie 65 64 1  
7. Shamba Dauda Abeka 65 65  
8. Thompson Amwaachim 65 63 2  
9. Theresah Meah 65 65  
10. Hassan M. Tayi 65 62 3  
11. Salamata Alhassan 65 61 4  
12. Mariama Musah 65 62 3  

G.E.S Termly Report Sample

  1. CLASS ENROLMENT
Class Boys Girls Total
KG 1 31 16 47
KG 2 7 15 22
BS 1 26 16 42
BS 2 21 15 36
BS 3 26 15 41
BS 4 12 17 29
BS 5 20 15 35
BS 6 13 12 25
TOTAL 156 121 277
BS 7 21 14 36
BS 8 10 8 18
TOTAL  31  22  53
OVER ALL TOTAL 187 143 330
Termly Report Sample
Termly Report Sample
  1. WORK OUTPUT
S/N Name of teacher

 

Output of work
JHS1 JHS2 JHS3 KG 1 KG 2 BS 1 BS 2 BS 3 BS 4  BS 5 BS 6
1 Elvis Umar Kondjah                      
2 Isaac Amoquandoh 28 25 26                
3 Hamza Pennah 14 15 13                
4 Samuel Kodwo 24 20 22                
5 Sylvester Mekano 25 26 23                
6 Benjamin Azachie 28 24 25                
7 Amos Afful                   124 75
8 Shamba Dauda Abeka                 157   84
9 Thompson Amwaachim               150      
10 Theresah Miah             123        
11 Hassan M. Tayi           90          
12 Salamata Alhassan         115            
13 Mariama Musah       165              

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  1. VISITS
S/N Date Name of officer(s) Position Purpose of visit
1 11-11- 2023 Mr. Sylvester Nkansah(Nana)

 

SISO Visited the school to monitor teachers and pupils attendance
2 11/12/23 Michael Aryeetey SHS Coordinator Visit the school to monitor first term examination and check teachers lesson notes.
Termly Report Sample
Termly Report Sample
  1. MEETING HELD
  2. Several staff meetings were organized within the term to discuss matters relating

to the affairs of the school. The meetings ended successfully.

  1. School Management Committee meetings was organized and its ended successfully.
  2. P.T.A meetings also went on when the school resumed from vacation.

G.E.S Termly Report Sample

  1. FINANCE (GALOP AND CAPITATION GRANT)

An amount of one thousand, one hundred and twenty-six Ghana cedis fifteen pesewas (Ghc126.15) was left as balance of capitation Grant and five hundred and ten Ghana cedis was debited and the total balance left is six hundred and sixteen Ghana cedis fifteen pesewas (Ghc616.15)

An amount of three thousand nine hundred seventy-four Ghana cedis (Ghc3974) is left as a balance for GALOP FUND.

OTHER ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DURING THE TERM

  1. Organized afternoon classes for Junior High School students.
  2. End of term exams was written to assess pupil’s performance.
  3. Friendly soccer match was organized with Aiyinase Nyamebekyere D/A Basic school and Kanokware D/A Basic school.

CHALLENGES

  1. Unavailability of textbooks for the new curriculum especially JHS.
  2. Inadequate of dual desks.
  3. Inability of Basic seven pupils to read and write and perform basic arithmetic’s.
  4. Poor infrastructures
  5. Lateness and absenteeism on the part of some pupils.

BEST PRACTICES

  1. Maintaining eye contacts when pupils are being addressed.
  2. Pupils are encouraged to communicate with teachers before, during and after classes.
  3. Treated pupils with love and respect and this has had a positive impact in pupil-teacher relationship.
  4. Visited the homes of habitual late comers, truants and invites parents from time to time for interactions.
  5. Project and problem-based activities involving pupils are encouraged to enhance critical thinking.

G.E.S Termly Report Sample

RECOMMENDATION

  1. The capitation grant should be increased and released at regular intervals and on time.
  2. Adequate furniture should be supplied to the school.
  3. Series of District-based workshops should be organized for Creative Arts and Carrier Technology teachers.
  4. Primary school heads should intensify the teaching of phonetics and writing to improve pupils reading and writing skills.
  5. The SMC, Ellembelle Education Office and Ellembelle District Assembly must assist in efforts to re-locate the KG pupils to the main school premises.

CONCLUSION

Though the term was a hectic one, it ended on a sound note.

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