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A fire which destroyed the home of a primary school teacher, Renita Joseph, and her family, received assistance from the Ministry of Education.
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A fire which destroyed the home of a primary school teacher, Renita Joseph, and her family, received assistance from the Ministry of Education.

The Ministry of Education registers its alarm at several blatant untruths and defamatory statements made by APNU+AFC activist Coretta McDonald, who appeared to have been masquerading as representing the Guyana Teachers’…

The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved today additional financing of US$13.5 million to support the ongoing Guyana Secondary Education Improvement Project. The project, which aims to improve teaching in…

An aspiring professional graphic artist, Amberley Amarnauth, was ecstatic to learn that she has designed the winning logo for the Ministry of Education (MoE) in the competition held last November.

At the Special Education Needs (SEN) Third Annual Conference held recently at the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD), the SEN Officers were encouraged to become innovative during this uncertain…

The Government Technical Institute will soon be launching it’s first accredited welding facility here in Guyana.

The Special Education Needs Officers and theTechnical Staff of the Regional Diagnostic Centre at Turkeyen, today reaffirmed their commitment to improving the quality of life of persons with special education needs…

The Ministry of Education (MoE) notes an article carried in the Wednesday 13th January 2021 edition of the Stabroek News (SN) under the headline “GTU to share ideas with the ministry on keeping NGSA students safe.”

With the new innovative and technological means of education delivery that the COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated, the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) sees the need to bring its system more in line with the…

– as DCEO completes first leg of assessing education system in hinterland


More than 2000 parents of students scheduled to write the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) this year, were given an opportunity to express their views and concerns regarding the sitting of this examination.
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