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Speaking on Saturday, October 25, at the 75th Anniversary celebration of Mawuli Senior High School in Ho, the Minister urged the Ghana Education Service (GES) and school administrators to fully control student conduct on campus. His remarks directly addressed the escalating public debate regarding granting long hair to female students. He issued a disclaimer:
"There is an ongoing debate about haircuts—size and length of hairs in secondary schools; we will not tolerate it today, we will not tolerate it tomorrow so long as we are shaping character."
Minister Iddrisu emphasized that character development necessitates discipline. “If we give in to hair today, it will be shoes tomorrow, and the way they dress the next day. As a result, "you are accordingly empowered to take full control of how students behave as part of our disciplinary measures," he emphasized.
As the special guest for the anniversary, the Minister represented Professor Naana Jane Opoku Speaking on Saturday, October 25, at the 75th Anniversary celebration of Mawuli Senior High School in Ho, the Minister urged the Ghana Education Service (GES) and school administrators to fully control student conduct on campus.
His remarks directly addressed the escalating public debate regarding granting long hair to female students. He issued a disclaimer: "There is an ongoing debate about haircuts—size and length of hairs in secondary schools; we will not tolerate it today, we will not tolerate it tomorrow so long as we are shaping character."
Minister Iddrisu emphasized that character development necessitates discipline. “If we give in to hair today, it will be shoes tomorrow, and the way they dress the next day. As a result, "you are accordingly empowered to take full control of how students behave as part of our disciplinary measures," he emphasized.
As the special guest for the anniversary, the Minister represented Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, Vice President, and reiterated the government's firm opposition to teachers who engage in sexual misconduct with students, noting that appropriate sanctions will be imposed on those who do so.-Agyemang, Vice President, and reiterated the government's firm opposition to teachers who engage in sexual misconduct with students, noting that appropriate sanctions will be imposed on those who do so.
“We will not accept that there is a lot of growing indiscipline in our schools, some of which even have teachers abusing students. Any teacher who attempts to exploit a student will face severe sanctions.
Mr. Iddrisu praised Mawuli School for shaping individuals who continue to aid in the country's development. He reiterated the government's commitment to providing the necessary infrastructure for the school to continue developing young Ghanaians' "head, hearts, and hands." The Minister laid the groundwork for the construction of a new dormitory for both male and female students to fulfill this promise.
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