The Ghana Education Service (GES) has interdicted a teacher of Bole Senior High School in the Savannah Region following allegations of sexual misconduct involving a student.

In a statement issued on June 16, 2026, GES said it had become aware of a disturbing video circulating on social media which allegedly shows inappropriate conduct between the teacher and a student of the school.

The Service confirmed that management has already initiated investigations to establish the facts surrounding the incident.

According to GES, the interdiction is in line with its rules and regulations and is intended to allow for a full and impartial investigation into the matter.

The statement, signed by Head of Public Relations, Daniel Fenyi, noted that management had taken immediate steps after being alerted to the video and the alleged conduct.

GES reiterated its strong condemnation of all forms of inappropriate relationships between teachers and students, describing such behaviour as unacceptable and contrary to the professional ethics expected of educators.

The Service also emphasised its zero-tolerance stance on sexual misconduct, cautioning all staff to maintain the highest standards of conduct at all times.

GES further assured the public of its commitment to safeguarding the welfare and protection of students across all educational institutions in the country.

It added that any staff member found culpable after investigations would face the appropriate disciplinary and legal sanctions in line with established procedures.

GES suspends Bole SHS teacher over sexual misconduct, launches investigation

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