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SHS placement extended to Friday: What candidates must do before reporting
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Before going to a resolution centre, candidates and parents should have the relevant placement information available, including: BECE index numberPlacement result or placement detailsCandidate's personal informationAny documents that support the specific complaint or request being made If the issue concerns a particular programme, school or residential status, take any relevant documentation that can help officials understand the case.
Parents and candidates who are yet to complete their 2026 Senior High School (SHS) placement process have been given additional time, with the Education Ministry extending the placement exercise to Friday, September 18, 2026.the official CSSPS portal If your placement is correct and you have no outstanding issue, there is no need to a resolution centre simply because the placement exercise has been extended.
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