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About 2,200 students who attended the University of Guyana (UG) will be graduating from February 4. Out of that lot, there are several students who will not only complete some aspect of tertiary studies but they will…

St. Stanislaus College student, Ariel Taylor, has been accepted into Stanford University’s premier and largest hackathon, TreeHacks 2022, which will run from February 18 – 20.

The Ministry of Education on Friday received a quantity of personal protective equipment from Logistics Gy Express Inc valued at $3,790,000.

The Ministry of Education on Tuesday handed over 20 desk combinations donated by Rocky’s Pharmaceuticals Supplies to the Richard Ishmael Secondary School.

Two instructors attached to the E.R. Burrowes School of Art will now be equipped with Information Communication Technology (ICT) equipment to complete their Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design and Fine Arts at the…

─ Grade Seven pupils begin face-to-face learning

–Education Minister says evidence points to contraction at the community level

The PPP/C Government, in just one year, has trained over 2000 Amerindian youths through its Community Service Officers’ (CSO) programme in keeping with a manifesto promise.

The Port Kaituma Secondary School in Region One, and the St. Ignatius Secondary School in Region Nine have been identified by the Ministry of Education (MoE) to become senior secondary schools, and to offer Caribbean…

The Ministry of Education rejects untruths being peddled on Social Media by Opposition Member of Parliament, Annette Ferguson regarding the Anna Regina Multilateral School in Region Two.

The Mabaruma Primary School in Region One was not shut down on Wednesday because teachers tested positive for COVID-19, an official has confirmed.

Chairman of Region One (Barima-Waini) Brentnol Ashley has refuted reports that the Mabaruma Primary School has been shutdown amid an outbreak of Covid-19.