News & Events

The Saint Stanislaus College Alumni Association is continuing its effort to upkeep and maintain the academic excellence of their Alma Mater, by offering scholarships.

It was a joyous day on Saturday for 18-year-old Joylyn Conway. She received her Diploma in Chemistry at the 15th Convocation of the University of Guyana’s (UG), Tain Campus, Region Six, even as she celebrated her…

Several years ago the Ministry of Education started negotiations with the public and private sectors, NGO’s and other agencies to design and build monuments to coincide with the observance of Guyana’s 250th Emancipation…

The National Sports Commission (NSC) today, donated sports equipment to the University of Guyana’s, Tain Campus’ Sports Department.

Special Needs Schools must be equipped with physical and educational and sufficient human resources to enable small group teaching and individualised programmes. This is the view of Minister of Education, Dr. Rupert…

The Government of Guyana through the Ministry of Education, recognising the vast potential Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is to the empowerment of Guyanese to meet developmental challenges and strengthen…

The support and involvement of parents and the community are extremely important for education. Parents are the primary influence in their children’s lives. They are their very first teachers. When teachers and parents…

In the face of steadily declining performances in English and Mathematics, government has given it stamp of approval for a seven-point plan to arrest the situation, Minister of State Joseph Harmon announced on Thursday.

Social Cohesion Minister Amna Ally has called on the 2016 graduating class of the Anna Regina Secondary School to always be ready and willing to share their views and ideas, as they are never too young to make a…

Distribution of laptop computers to the country’s teachers is ongoing. Last week, teams from the eGovernment Agency distributed over 1,100 laptops.

Minister within the Ministry of Education, Nicolette Henry said there should be no discrimination against education, and every girl has the right to access education.

The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) has announced plans to put water filters in homes, schools and health facilities, as part of an effort to address water supply woes in hinterland and riverine communities.