“We Have Only Two Teachers” — Mafi Seva Headteacher Appeals for Urgent Posting
The Headteacher of Mafi Seva Basic School has made a passionate appeal to authorities for the urgent posting of teachers to the school, revealing that the entire institution is currently being run by only two teachers.
Serious Staff Shortage
According to the Headteacher, the situation has become extremely challenging, as the two teachers are responsible for handling all classes and subjects in the school.
This has placed a heavy burden on both teachers, making it difficult to deliver effective teaching and learning.
Impact on Pupils
The shortage of teachers is affecting pupils in several ways:
- Limited attention for individual learners
- Difficulty in completing the syllabus
- Increased pressure on both teachers and students
- Reduced quality of teaching and learning
The Headteacher warned that if urgent action is not taken, the academic performance of pupils could be seriously affected.
Appeal to Authorities
The school has called on:
- The Ghana Education Service (GES)
- The Ministry of Education
- Relevant stakeholders
to intervene and post additional teachers to the school as soon as possible.
Need for Immediate Intervention
Education stakeholders have emphasized that teacher availability is critical to improving learning outcomes, especially in rural and underserved communities.
Providing adequate staff will help ensure that pupils receive the quality education they deserve.
Conclusion
The situation at Mafi Seva Basic School highlights the ongoing challenges of teacher distribution in some parts of Ghana. The Headteacher’s appeal serves as a reminder of the need for equitable allocation of teachers to support effective teaching and learning across all schools.