Twenty-one inmate students at the Reformers Senior High School within the Nsawam Medium Security Prison on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, sat for the Oral English paper of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) at the Nsawam Senior High School examination centre.
The candidates were escorted to the examination centre under tight security by officers of the Ghana Prisons Service and were said to have conducted themselves in a disciplined manner throughout the exercise.
Their participation forms part of ongoing efforts by the Prisons Service to promote rehabilitation through education and equip inmates with opportunities for personal development and reintegration into society.
The inmate students are enrolled at Reformers Senior High School, an educational programme within the Nsawam Medium Security Prison designed to help inmates continue their academic journey while serving their sentences.
Prisons authorities say the initiative reflects the Service’s broader commitment to reforming inmates through education, skills training, and behavioural transformation programmes.
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