Quote of the week for 21/09/2026
The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.
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Region One’s Hosororo Secondary School now stands as one of the most modern educational facilities in Guyana.

Education Sector Engaged in Labour Law Review Consultations

Today, I hosted at State House the parents of children who will soon undergo life-saving heart surgeries right here in Guyana.

The Ministry of Education is here again to ensure the road to NGSA 2027 enables our Grade Six learners to achieve their fullest potential!

PRESS RELEASE: Students turn waste into runway-worthy fashion at TVET Expo 2026

It's a beautiful Saturday morning and our primary and secondary school (Grades 6 and 11) Maths Tents are off to a wonderful start!

Shape the future of Caribbean education by joining the CXC® Subject Panels for CAPE® and CSEC®.

Students in central Corentyne can now avoid the time and expense of travelling to New Amsterdam for CAPE, with the programme introduced at JC Chandisingh Secondary.

For 16-year-old Rebecca Smartt, the decision to pursue the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) was about more than continuing her education—it was about keeping her mind active while preparing herself for…

Last evening, Hon. Sonia Parag, Minister of Education, joined Hon. Prime Minister Brigadier Mark Phillips and members of Cabinet for a celebration of the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of…

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