Government launches 2026–2040 agenda to tackle foundational learning gaps
The government has launched a 14-year national foundational learning agenda aimed at improving literacy and numeracy among Ghanaian children, in a renewed effort to address weaknesses in basic education and ensure pupils acquire essential skills from their early years of schooling. The agenda, covering 2026 to 2040, seeks to ensure that every child develops the […] The post Government launches…
The Ghanaian government has unveiled a 15-year national strategy, the Ghana Foundational Learning Agenda 2026–2040, to enhance foundational education and elevate learning outcomes for children nationwide. This comprehensive initiative, centered on the theme "Foundational Learning: The Bedrock of Ghana’s Sustainable Future," aims to equip children with vital skills in literacy, numeracy, science, and culture, preparing them for successful educational and personal growth.
The agenda is structured around four core pillars, each dedicated to improving the quality of early childhood and basic education, ultimately laying a robust foundation for Ghana's sustainable future.
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