Corentyne Comprehensive High to benefit from shadehouse, other inputs to boost Agri. Science Dept.
Students from the Corentyne Comprehensive High School’s agriculture science department will soon benefit from improved facilities for the practical aspect of their studies following...
Jagdeo blasts opposition for criticising multi-year salary increase for teachers
Vice President (VP) Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has responded to the opposition's criticism of the recently signed multi-year salary increase agreement for teachers, labeling their...
UG set to graduate close to 3500 in largest graduation in 60yr history
The University of Guyana is set to graduate close to 3500 graduands - the largest batch in the institution's 60-year history.
The university will host...
Hard work, investments and consistency paying off – Manickchand on best NGSA results
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, has credited equity-driven interventions, consistency, and hard work in Guyana for achieving its best-ever performance in this year’s National...
Ministry moves to enlist help of civil society to locate absent schoolchildren
Education Minister, Priya Manickchand has begun meeting with Civil Society Organisations to establish partnerships that would allow for the expansion of the Ministry's 'Operation...
Every Guyanese should have a dignified life in 5 years – UG Vice Chancellor
With Guyana being a small population of about 800,000 people, blessed with abundant natural resources, University of Guyana (UG) Vice Chancellor, Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin,...
UG students, staffers to utilize online fora in response to COVID-19
As a precautionary measure in response to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), staff and students of both campuses (Turkeyen and Tain) and the Institute of...
Visually Impaired Teacher, Clinton Ward, Details Journey to Academic Glory; Set to Graduate with...
Clinton Ward, a 26-year-old teacher from Paradise Village, West Coast Berbice (WCB), is one of many students who have beaten the odds, including battling...
Several schools to miss Sept. 4 reopening as contractors fail to meet deadline
Guyana's sweeping initiative to revitalize its education infrastructure has hit an unexpected roadblock, leading to the postponement of several schools' reopening. In a memo...
Failure to return textbooks can result in students not being able to access future...
Failure to return government-issued textbooks can result in students not benefitting from future "Because We Care" Cash Grants, along with other book-related assistance, the...
