he National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has called for a new social contract that prioritizes the well-being of teachers. The Eastern Regional Chairman of the Association, Godwin Awoonor-Yevu emphasized the need for a participatory policy-making process and constructive dialogue in addressing teachers’ concerns at the Celebration of Teachers day at Kwahu Mpreaso in the Eastern region. ” We envisage a new social contract prioritising teachers wellbeing, empowering expertise through government support. Safe supportive and inclusive environment, regular professional growth, fair compensation, job security and involving teachers in decision making policy” In a statement, he warned instructors that sexual abuse against students should never be considered a part of their welfare packages.