GES Schedules Annual National Standardized Test for July 23-24, 2024

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | July 18 | GES Schedules Annual National Standardized Test for July 23-24, 2024

The Ghana Education Service has scheduled the 2023/24 annual National Standardised Test for Basic 4 and 6 learners on July 23-24, 2024, in English Language and Mathematics.

Accra, Ghana – The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the dates for the annual National Standardised Test (NST) for the 2023/24 academic year. Scheduled for July 23 and 24, 2024, this year’s NST will be administered to Basic 4 and 6 learners across all basic schools in the country.

The test will evaluate students’ proficiency in English Language and Mathematics, aiming to provide a comprehensive assessment of the educational standards and learning outcomes of these core subjects.

The GES has emphasized the importance of this test in ensuring that educational benchmarks are met and that students are on the right path to achieving academic excellence. The NST is a crucial tool for measuring the effectiveness of the curriculum and the overall quality of education in Ghana.

GES’s Commitment to Quality Education

The annual NST is part of GES’s broader strategy to enhance educational standards nationwide. By assessing students at key stages in their education, the GES can identify areas that need improvement and implement necessary interventions to support student learning and teacher effectiveness.

Preparation for the NST

Schools across the country are expected to prepare their Basic 4 and 6 students for the upcoming test. Teachers are encouraged to focus on the core subjects of English Language and Mathematics, ensuring that learners are well-prepared to perform at their best.

The GES has also assured that all necessary arrangements will be made to facilitate a smooth and efficient testing process. This includes the provision of test materials, invigilators, and any other resources required to conduct the test effectively.

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Looking Forward

As the scheduled dates approach, the GES urges all stakeholders, including parents, teachers, and students, to take the necessary steps to prepare adequately for the NST. The successful administration of this test will provide valuable insights into the state of education in Ghana and help drive continuous improvement in teaching and learning outcomes.