Parents, guardians and candidates in the Birim Central Municipality are taking advantage of a free Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results-checking initiative introduced by the Member of Parliament for Oda, Alexander Akwasi Acquah.
The initiative has been welcomed by many residents, with parents and guardians gathering at designated centres to check the results of their wards without paying any fees.
The free service is aimed at easing the financial burden on families while ensuring that candidates have quick and convenient access to their examination results.
Many beneficiaries have expressed appreciation for the intervention, describing it as timely and thoughtful.
According to the organisers, the exercise is being carried out smoothly, with officials assisting parents, guardians and candidates to access their results efficiently.
Residents who benefited from the initiative have commended the former deputy health minister for the gesture, noting that it reflects his continued commitment to supporting education and the welfare of students in the constituency.
The free BECE results-checking exercise is expected to benefit hundreds of candidates and their families as they prepare for the next stage of their academic journey.
It also comes at a time when many households are seeking to minimise the cost associated with accessing examination results.
Stakeholders have encouraged candidates to carefully review their results and begin preparations for the senior high school placement process, while applauding initiatives that improve access to educational services and reduce financial pressure on parents.
By 1960news.com
