News & Events

- adjustments geared at providing better public services

Last Monday in the Boardroom of the Linden Enterprise Network the Region Ten Tourism Authority presented the winners of the recently held Primary Schools Quiz Competition.

It has been noted that with the unlimited benefits offered by the internet, children are vulnerable to online bullying and other menacing consequences when used in a perverse manner by other persons.

The process that will lead to the revision of the school’s curriculum is on-stream, as the Ministry of Education is currently engaging the public and other stakeholders.

More nursery and primary students are now befitting from government’s “Read, Play, Love” campaign.

An assessment of “what needs to be remedied to date” at the poorly constructed Kato Secondary School will be undertaken during the course of this week.

A group of seven (7) students has been chosen to participate and represent Guyana at an international competition in the United States of America, aimed at igniting a passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, and…

Students from four hinterland secondary schools in Regions Seven, Eight and Nine are the latest beneficiaries of government’s e-government programme. The programme was rolled out in 2016 is designed to inter-connect…

– Welfare Officers must take up slack

Hundreds of students from Mabaruma in Region One came together on Thursday, and joined in a rally, aimed at raising awareness for youth suicide and suicide prevention.

Youths were the primary target when the Salcah Youth Federation, which falls under the purview of the Guyana Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, hosted a Career Guidance Workshop.

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility each year, Air Services Limited, which is located at the Eugene F. Correia International Airport at Ogle, East Coast Demerara, hosts over 3000 school kids. In the photo is…