Ferdinand | EducationGhana | November 21 | Tema Technical Institute Places Students on Internal Suspension for Misconduct as School Reinforces Discipline Under Reset Agenda
Tema Technical Institute (TTI) has suspended a group of students for violating school rules, introducing internal suspension with hard labour as part of its strengthened disciplinary measures under the Reset Agenda.Tema Technical Institute Enforces Internal Suspension for Students Who Violated School Rules
TTI Reinforces Discipline Under Its Reset AgendaTema Technical Institute has taken decisive action to reinforce discipline on campus, announcing internal suspension for students who breached the school’s rules and regulations. The enforcement forms part of the Institute’s commitment to maintaining a respectful and orderly environment for both learners and staff.Strengthening Discipline to Protect Academic Standards
According to school authorities, the affected students will serve internal suspension accompanied by supervised hard labour. This corrective measure aims to reshape behaviour and emphasise the consequences of misconduct.Management explained that the decision reflects the school’s broader resolve to uphold discipline as a core pillar of academic excellence. The leadership reiterated that TTI will not tolerate acts that compromise the safety, integrity, or smooth operation of the institution.Commitment to the Reset Agenda
The disciplinary action aligns with the Institute’s Reset Agenda, which seeks to rebuild a culture of responsibility, punctuality, and respect among students. Staff and management noted that discipline remains essential to shaping skilled, ethical, and employable graduates.“The school will not entertain any form of indiscipline. We are committed to building the TTI we envision,” the statement emphasised.A Continuous Effort
School authorities encouraged all students to adhere strictly to institutional regulations, adding that discipline is not punitive but developmental. They noted that ensuring a conducive atmosphere for teaching and learning remains a shared responsibility.Related Links
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