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The One Mile Primary School in Linden has copped six of Region 10’s top 10 places at this year’s National Grade Six Assessments (NGSA), when the results were announced by the Ministry of Education on Thursday.

Port Mourant Primary School in Region 6 dominated at the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) taking three of the region’s top spots.

Guyana has recorded its best overall pass rate in English at the National Grade National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), which determines which high school students will attend the 2018/19 school year, which begins in…

…stellar performances recorded in hinterland

There is the need for a change in the mechanisms governing the education system in Guyana so that it will allow for equal access to education for boys.

Eleven-year-old Nalia Rahaman is thrilled at her success at this year’s NGSA. The Westfield Prep student attained what the Ministry of Education today described as a “perfect” score of 529.

Farmers in Berbice will soon have access to a $24Million soil and disease testing centre that could send record rice yields even higher.

There has been a marked improvement in English by students sitting the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA).

Several youths from Region Two are eager to utilise the knowledge gained following an environmental management workshop hosted at Mainstay and Whyaka.

The newly reconstructed Golden Grove Secondary School has been equipped with an elevator, making it the first school in the Region Four Education District to benefit from such facility.

The police in B Division led by Commander Assistant Commissioner Lyndon Aves and Deputy Commander Superintendent Wayne DeHearte are continuing their community outreach. The latest areas of focus are visits and lectures…

As Guyana takes steps to first oil in 2020, it has been underscored that keen attention must be paid to education when it comes to development of the oil and gas industry.