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There remains an unfair match between public and private schools. This assertion was made by Chief Education Officer [CEO], Mr Marcel Hutson, when the Ministry announced the results of the National Grade Six

“We can’t have schools not performing for decades and nothing is done about that.” This was the firm declaration of Chief Education Officer [CEO], Mr. Marcel Hutson, at a forum during the past week to announce the…

(Georgetown, June 30, 2017) - Guyana has every reason to be proud of the 2017 marked performance improvements following the National Grade Six Assessment Examinations which was completed by 13,329 pupils. Chief…

More than 13,000 pupils began participating in the National Grade Six Assessment which commenced yesterday. Giving pupils motivational talks at two primary schools – Plaisance and Bel Air Primary – was Senior Minister…

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The Education Ministry continues to roll-out its Programme for Emergency Education Reform (PEER) to improve the results of Mathematics among primary and secondary school age students.

...parents apprised on their role in the Emergency Mathematics Intervention

The Ministry of Education has intensified efforts to improve mathematics results across Guyana.

Government is wasting no time in tackling head-on the crisis in the education sector, with particular emphasis on addressing students’ low Mathematics and English performance at the Caribbean Secondary Examination…

Although it was Fatima Karim of St. Rose’s High School who achieved 19 grade ones and one grade two passes at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examination, it was in fact her counterpart from…

President David Granger, this afternoon, joined with his fellow comrades of the People’s National Congress (PNC) and members of the Burnham Education Scholarship Trust (BEST) to hand out bursary awards to twelve…