News & Events

The new school year began today with schools across Region Four reopening for the September term, but it was not all smooth sailing following strike action by the Guyana Teachers Union and some inclement weather.

─ Contingency plan effective

There was no shutdown of schools in Region Five, Mahaica-Berbice today, despite the strike called by the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU).

Teachers are present in schools across Region Three as the new academic year began today.

Schools across the country opened today after the August holidays and students and teachers alike head back to classrooms to begin a new school year.

─ schools will be in session on September 3, parents urged to send their children out to school

– Cuba-trained Malaysian Doctor among graduates ready to serve public health sector

– Min. Valerie Adams-Patterson-Yearwood spreads back-to-school cheer

Sixteen-year-old Darshanie Jadubir called “Anjalie” of Whim Village, East Berbice, the hometown of Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo is Region Six top performer at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Examination Certificate…

Easily recognizable names such as Aadilah Ali, Michael Bhopaul, Rawletta Barrow and Fatima Karim, who had previously secured outstanding performances at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate [CSEC] Examination…

With Queen’s College [QC] claiming seven out of the 10 top spots, the results of the 2018 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate [CSEC] examination was announced yesterday by Minister of Education, Ms. Nicolette…

In 2013, Christian Pile, then a pupil of Mae’s Under-12, was the second most outstanding performer at the National Grade Six Assessment [NGSA]. Today he will be named the country’s top performer at the level of the…