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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31543, member: 636"] Africa Education Watch wants to help students who are facing unfair school fees. The group discovered that some schools are charging parents money for exams, which goes against the rule of free education. School leaders are asking parents to pay for exam papers and printing. They are even threatening to stop children from taking tests if their families cannot afford the fees. Education Watch believes this is wrong and breaks the law about free basic schooling. The organization points out that the government promised that every child could go to school without paying extra money, and Students should not be punished because their parents do not have enough cash. Education Watch believes that asking for money is not fair and keeps poor children from learning. Education Watch wants the government to help schools have enough money for exams. They know schools sometimes do not get the funds they need. However, they believe making parents pay is not the right solution to the problem. The group is asking the Education Minister to ensure that schools receive money for exams quickly and for the Ghana Education Service to promise that no student will miss a test because of money problems. Education Watch warns that if schools keep charging fees, it will make life harder for poor families. They believe every child deserves a chance to learn and take exams. The organization wants to protect students from being left behind because of money. The statement shows how important education is for all children. Schools should help students learn, not create more problems for families who struggle financially. Education Watch wants to make sure every child can go to school and take tests. The group hopes its message will help change how schools handle exam fees. It wants to ensure that no child is left out of learning because of money. Education is a right for everyone, not just those who can pay extra. [/QUOTE]

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