The Eastern Regional Chapter of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has urged immediate investigations and legal action against Kade Senior High School students who ambushed and assaulted a teacher outside campus in retaliation for October 2025 disciplinary measures.
A viral video captured around six students attacking the educator. Despite police launching probes at the time, no arrests or charges have followed.
Regional NAGRAT Chairman Awoonor-Yevu Godwin insisted on “lawful sanctions” to deter future incidents, warning that such violence erodes school discipline and teacher safety.
The Centre for Research on Education Policy (CREP) echoed condemnation: “Violence against teachers is unacceptable, unlawful, and a grave threat to the stability and quality of Ghana’s educational environment. Teachers must never be subjected to intimidation or physical attack for carrying out their professional responsibilities.”
