Editorial

Let’s ensure discipline in senior high schools

 I am writing to express concern about the growing indiscipline in some senior high schools (SHSs) in the country.

It has become alarming, to say the least and the earlier some­thing is done about it, the better for all.

Recent reports and a personal experience have highlighted a worrying trend of unruly be­haviours, disobedience and utter disrespect among some students.

This level of indiscipline man­ifests in various ways such as disregard for school rules and au­thority, bullying and intimidation of fellow students, vandalism, destruction of school property and engaging in other negative social vices.

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These behaviours do not only disrupt the learning but also create a hostile environment for students and teachers.

It is important that this issue is addressed promptly to ensure that our children who are the future leaders receive quality education and develop as respon­sible citizens.

I implore school administra­tions, parents and stakeholders in the education sector to collabo­rate to enforce discipline among the school children to check misbehaviour, provide guidance and counselling for students and encourage positive behaviour and role models.

In ensuring this, teachers and staff must be supported to main­tain order to collectively promote discipline and excellence in the schools.

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Anita Nyarko-Yirenkyi,

Accra.

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