News & Events

This week’s GDS schedule is here! Please note: No classes on Tuesday in observance of the national holiday. All other sessions continue as scheduled.

This morning, the Honourable Minister of Education, Sonia Parag, received a courtesy call from Eric Falt, Regional Director of the UNESCO Office for the Caribbean at her Brickdam office. She was joined by Chief…

At our recently concluded Pre-Holi celebration, two of our talented students, Seenarine and Troy, stepped forward to present a special item during the programme — and they truly made it memorable!

During yesterday’s launch of the Saxacalli Rainforest Activity Book, Hon. Sonia Parag, Minister of Education used the opportunity to assure the children of Saxacalli that they are never too young to become champions and…

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Hon. Sonia Parag, Minister of Education arriving at the Saxacalli Rainforest Centre in the Essequibo River for the launch of an Activity Book by the EMC Foundation, the non-profit arm of Environmental Management…

Alexandra Ramsammy, a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Guyana, shares her thoughts on the expansion of the University of Guyana’s Engineering Programme to the John’s Science Centre in Berbice.

Education Minister, Sonia Parag, interacts with students at Waramadong Primary School.

Jelani Fraser, a third-year Engineering student at the University of Guyana, shares his thoughts on the expansion of the University of Guyana’s Engineering Programme to the John’s Science Centre in Berbice.

The Cyril Potter College of Education observed Phagwah with a special programme highlighting the values of unity, inclusion, and cultural awareness.

Teachers don’t just teach subjects — they shape character, confidence, and curiosity. Many students remember how a teacher made them feel long after they forget the lesson.

Parents are a child’s first teachers, protectors, and emotional foundation. What you model at home becomes the blueprint for how they see the world, relationships, and themselves. Small, consistent habits matter more…