GES Interdicts Teacher Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct Involving Bole SHS Student

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially responded to a deeply concerning incident involving a teacher and a student from Bole Senior High School (SHS) in the Savannah Region.

 The intervention comes in the wake of a disturbing video depicting alleged sexual misconduct that has been widely circulating across various social media platforms. In an official press release dated June 16, 2026, and visible in image.png, the management of the GES acknowledged awareness of the video and noted that it had sparked significant public concern.

In a swift administrative response, the GES has launched a formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the viral video. Pending the final outcome of these investigations, the management has directed that the accused teacher be interdicted immediately, a disciplinary measure aligned strictly with standard GES rules and regulations. This decisive action aims to isolate the teacher from the academic environment while the facts of the case are thoroughly scrutinized by the appropriate authorities.

The educational regulatory body used the opportunity to strongly condemn all forms of amorous relationships between educators and students. Signed by Daniel Fenyi, the Head of Public Relations at the GES Headquarters, the statement reiterated the institution's strict zero-tolerance policy toward sexual misconduct. The management explicitly cautioned all members of staff across the country to uphold the highest standards of professional ethics and moral conduct at all times.

Furthermore, the GES emphasized its unwavering commitment to ensuring the absolute safety, protection, and overall well-being of all students enrolled within the national educational system. The statement made it clear that there would be no room for leniency, promising that appropriate disciplinary and legal actions will be ruthlessly pursued against any individual found culpable at the conclusion of the inquiry. This underscores the service's broader mandate to maintain schools as safe havens for learning.

Concluding the press release, the Ghana Education Service assured the general public that the disturbing matter is being treated with the utmost seriousness and urgency. The public relations unit also noted that further updates would be provided to the public as the investigations progress and new developments unfold.

For further reference, the complete official correspondence from the regulatory body can be reviewed in the attached document.