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Seventeen-year-old Rajni Persaud was born blessed although she is living with cerebral palsy.

Several studies have confirmed the importance of a good learning environment and its influence on students of all ages.

Even though their studies have come to an end, the journey to new and exciting careers has just begun for 158 students who graduated on Thursday last from the National Training Programme for Youth Empowerment (NTYPE) of…

Students will not be permitted to write many subjects if they do not have the ability to matriculate.

Writing over 11 subjects at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate [CSEC] examination is certainly not a simple process. In fact, it is one that requires a strong partnership and unadulterated dedication to…

Here we are, not demanding anything from the people, but giving back to the people”, said President David Granger on Monday last as he handed over three school buses in keeping with the Ministry’s 5B’s (buses…

They have done their schools, and by extension country, proud by consistently yielding outstanding performances over the years,

While Mathematics this year has reflected a one percent improvement,

Michael Bhopaul of Queen’s College [QC] was yesterday recognised as the student with the highest number of grade one passes, when Minister of Education, Ms. Nicolette Henry, officially announced the results of the 2017…

– believes Ministry should rethink limiting subjects

The Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry revealed the Caribbean Secondary Education Council (CSEC) Examination and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) results today.

Guyana achieved a 63.68 percent pass rate with Grades 1- 3 at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examinations (CSEC), this was announced today by Minister of Education Nicolette Henry.