Bané:The Bané Basic Education District (CEB) convened an awareness-raising meeting on November 4, 2026, at the Bané Mixed School. The meeting aimed to engage school council presidents and school principals in the implementation of educational reforms. Comrade Théodore ZOUGMORE, the Head of the CEB, chaired the session, emphasizing the significant role these councils play in supporting educational institutions.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Comrade ZOUGMORE praised the school councils for their dedication, which contributed to a 97% success rate in the Primary School Certificate (CEP) for the 2025-2026 school year. Inspector Bangré Locré elaborated on the responsibilities of school councils in enhancing school governance. He urged the councils to develop and submit action plans addressing both short- and long-term needs by November 15, 2026.

Inspector Locré also highlighted the importance of managing financial resources transparently and the need for school councils to participate actively in security measures against terrorist threats. Discussions included vocational training, encouraging schools to help students identify their skills for socio-professional integration and promoting practical activities like school gardens and livestock farming.

The promotion of civic responsibility and bilingual education were addressed, emphasizing respect for national laws and languages. School councils were encouraged to support these values by promoting traditional clothing and local products. Information and Communication Technologies for Education (ICTE) were also discussed, with guidance provided on responsible digital tool usage.

The meeting continued with school principals, where Comrade ZOUGMORE stressed educational leadership responsibilities, especially regarding the preparation for the Higher Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude (CSAP). He assured efforts to address the teaching staff shortage and highlighted the importance of contributions to the CEB mutual fund.

Source Burkina Information Agency