2024 Date for Reopening has not changed as GES Flags a Fake Letter

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Date for Reopening has not changed as GES Flags a Fake Letter

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has identified a counterfeit letter falsely indicating a change in the reopening date of schools. The GES, discerning the deceptive nature of the document, prominently labeled it with a “Fake” watermark.

This letter was observed circulating on various social media platforms. While some individuals could easily discern its falseness due to the absence of a proper reference number, lack of a signature, and the omission of essential security features typically present in genuine GES official correspondence, there remains concern that certain parents and students may struggle to verify its authenticity. Consequently, the GES swiftly responded by issuing a cautionary warning.

A pivotal query arises as to whether the information contained in the letter, albeit fake, aligns with the actual details known to many. This has prompted inquiries about the accurate reopening date, given that the content of the counterfeit letter seems to resonate with widely known facts.

For clarity and reference, the GES has provided the official Academic Calendar for the 2023/2024 academic year, which can be accessed at https://seekersnewsgh.com/ges-academic-calendar-for-schools/