Ghanaian schools are cracking down on tardiness with a new policy that will make late students sit in front of the classroom.
This new measure is aimed at curbing the persistent problem of students arriving late to school.
The move comes as part of the efforts by schools to instill discipline and punctuality in the students. By making late students sit in the front, it is hoped that it will serve as a deterrent and encourage students to be on time for classes.
This policy is being supported by the authorities to address the issue of lateness in schools.
The decision to implement this new seating arrangement for late students has received mixed reactions from the public.
While some believe it is a necessary step to address the issue of lateness, others are concerned about the impact it could have on the self-esteem and academic performance of the affected students.
It remains to be seen how effective this new policy will be in addressing the problem of lateness in Ghanaian schools.
However, the authorities are taking proactive steps to address the issue and instill a sense of discipline and punctuality in students.
