There was a high turnout of pupils in the exit classes on Monday in many parts of the country as secondary schools reopened their gates for return of classes, after four months of COVID-19 lockdown.
Our correspondents across the states monitored the reopening of the schools and the observance of protocols among the pupils, their teachers and school workers.
The school’s Head Teacher Oluwatosin Ajayi said he had about 205 pupils registered for WASSCE, while about 95 per cent of the pupils had resumed. Workers of the Ministry of Education checked the pupils and their teachers to ensure compliance with the COVID-19 protocols. A statement by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary , Abba Anwar, praised the pupils for their compliance with the COVID-19 protocols.
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