UG free of charge from January 2025
The Government of Guyana will make education at the University of Guyana (UG) free of charge from 2025, fulfilling a key promise from its...
MOE to aid in bettering education issues in Ituni
Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry, today visited the logging community of Ituni in Region 10 and interfaced with residents to gain an understanding of...
Over 200 Guyanese graduate from the Avasant Foundation’s Digital Skills Training Programme
Over 200 Guyanese are now equipped with pertinent skills required for them to participate in the new digital economy.
The Digital Skills Training Programme in...
Govt’s strategic planning behind decision on teacher salary increases -Jagdeo
Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, has clarified that the government’s decision to not retroactively adjust teachers' salaries to 2019 is not due to a...
Every child to have access to secondary school by 2026 – Education Minister
With many secondary schools being built across the country, children will have a high school to attend for their secondary education by September 2026.
The...
Improved IT, Science performances foreseen through new labs at Berbice Schools
Five schools within Regions Five and Six are now better equipped to teach students in the areas of science as one Information Technology laboratory...
City municipality launches campaign to raise awareness on crucial health issues
In an attempt to better address health issues affecting school-aged children, the Georgetown municipality has commenced a Schools Environmental Health Education campaign to target...
No “bombs” found at Bishops High; classes to resume tomorrow
There were no explosive devices found at Bishops High School following an inspection of the building today by experts from the Guyana Fire Service...
If education fails, the nation fails –Minister Henry
Under the theme,” Education: the key to national development’ the Ministry of Education yesterday launched Education Month. Education Month is observed annually throughout the...
St. Joseph High School wins NIS 50th Anniversary Debating Competition
St. Joseph High School today won the National Insurance Scheme’s (NIS) 50th Anniversary Debating Competition after competing against Queens College in the “intensely debated”...
