
Record-breaking NGSA results see Guyana surpass regional benchmark
Guyana has recorded its best-ever performance at the 2026 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), with 20 pupils achieving the highest possible mark of 484.52.
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Guyana has recorded its best-ever performance at the 2026 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), with 20 pupils achieving the highest possible mark of 484.52.

The Ministry of Education will release the official results of the 2026 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) tomorrow at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre from 11:00 am, bringing an end to months of preparation for the…

More than 4,000 students have since expressed interest in the Ministry of Education’s digital summer school programme, which will officially launch this weekend and target students from grades three to 11.

Just months after losing her husband, Penelope Dundas of St Cuthbert’s Mission, also known as Pakuri, is doing everything she can to ensure her children remain in school and have opportunities she never had.

The construction of a $421.2 million annexe at St Joseph High School in Georgetown will begin soon following the ground-breaking ceremony on Wednesday.

The government’s ‘Because We Care’ cash grant is more than just financial assistance, it represents much-needed support.

Parents across several schools in Region Five on Monday welcomed the smooth distribution of the government’s $85,000 Because We Care Cash Grant, describing the initiative as a significant boost for their children’s…

The distribution of the Government of Guyana’s Because We Care cash grant for every child registered in the public and private school system begins on Monday.

The International Building Expo 2026 is proving to be more than a showcase of innovation and development as it is also serving as a one-stop hub where members of the public can directly access a wide range of essential…

Inside the National Cultural Centre’s packed auditorium on Tuesday were graduates dressed in caps and gowns, clutching certificates, bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees and doctorates.

The Ministry of Education is pressing ahead with its ambitious education infrastructure agenda, issuing a new invitation for bids for construction and rehabilitation works at five educational institutions across Guyana.

President of the University of the Southern Caribbean (USC), Dr Colrick Wilson, on Tuesday urged graduates of the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) to use their education to help build Guyana.
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