News & Events

Ambassador to France has signaled that the French Government is seeking to have its native language more widely taught in schools across Guyana.

“There will be no peace on this planet as long as human rights are violated somewhere in the world.”

In Region One, there has been a shortage of teachers for quite some time. This inhibits the region’s ability to adequately manage the number of children that pass through the public school system.

The Education Department of Region one (Barima-Waini) hosted a mini STEAMS Fair and Exhibition today on the lawns of the Education Department in Mabaruma to officially begin activities in observance of Education Month…

The Ministry of Education last Friday commenced activities to celebrate Education Month 2018, under the theme ‘Education for a good life through innovation and STEAMS’.

– after a lull of two years

Education Month 2018 is being observed with lots of learning opportunities. The theme for this year is “Education for a Good Life-Through Innovation & STEAMS”.

Starting in 2019, the Region Ten Department of Education will be focusing on the green initiative and bringing schools on board to rely on renewable energy.

Children of the Albouystown and Charlestown communities in Georgetown today benefited from an outreach programme that observed International Literacy Day at the Carmel Secondary School.

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The Ministry of Education’s contingency plan was activated in the town of Linden, as scores of Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) trainee teachers, and some retired teachers were placed at various primary schools…

─ “Our children still need to be in school where they are required to be, to be educated. You can only be educated in your classrooms and we owe that to you our children” – Min. Henry