Government to introduce coding, AI, and electronics in Basic Schools under new 'Smart Start Curriculum'
Education
Haruna Iddrisu
Ghana’s Ministry of Education is set to introduce coding, artificial intelligence, and electronics into the basic school curriculum, covering kindergarten (KG) through junior high school (JHS).
Announced by sector minister Haruna Iddrisu, the "smart start curriculum" aims to strengthen STEM education while emphasizing ethical values and civic responsibility.
The revised curriculum is slated for submission to the Cabinet and Parliament for approval following its development by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA).
Trending News
NASPA clarifies GHS60 deduction for capacity building programme
13:02
Camilla Alhassan case: NDC is 'clandestinely' returning criminal libel - Nana B
12:37
Prez Mahama pledges major infrastructure boost for UHAS and Ho Teaching Hospital
01:30
Miracles' statement on EOCO probe is 'childish and garbage' – Solomon Owusu
14:43
Residents of Dekpor-Horme appeal for urgent development
14:32
Increasing influence of money in politics threatens democracy - VP
17:42
Presidential pardon for Wontumi is a ‘good call’ but… - Martin Kpebu
12:47
High Court rejects Wontumi’s bid to delay judgment in Samreboi mining case
09:53
Mahama rejects ‘3rd term’ offer again
01:25
High Court strikes out AG's bid to revoke Hanan Abdul-Wahab's travel permission
14:02
