SBB’s In-School Entrepreneurship Programme resumes
– sees increase in number of schools benefitting across Guyana
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Clear filters– sees increase in number of schools benefitting across Guyana

After the successful completion of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), two El Paso Primary School students were awarded Mahdia Secondary School. This serves as a testament that the government’s investment in the…

“This nation must move forward and take the benefits of oil and gas and do so, it must be an educated nation.”
Top performers at both national and regional examinations were today recognised at the Ministry of Education’s 22nd National Award Ceremony.
More than 8,000 children in remote areas of Guyana have benefitted from an early childhood care and education programme. This has translated to almost 90 percent of children now being able to master reading and…

— urged establish their own day care centres, further their studies
The Zeeburg Secondary School, West Demerara held its 51st Graduation and Prize Giving Exercise on December 6, with 63 students matriculating after writing the CSEC examinations.
Thirty (30) teenage mothers graduated from the Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) on Friday as part of the Teenage Mothers’ Reintegration Programme executed by the Ministry of Education (MoE) in collaboration with…
Fifty-seven participants have graduated from a two-week aquaculture course facilitated by the Chinese government.
A display of Deaf art was unveiled at the National Library’s Conference Hall this morning. The artwork comprised pieces that were submitted to the Deaf Art Competition facilitated by the Deaf Association of Guyana…
-received gifts and other goodies for the holidays
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