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Hon. Sonia Parag, Minister of Education, yesterday attended the inaugural Orange Economy Stakeholders Consultation, held under the theme “Orange Economy: Unlocking Guyana’s Cultural & Creative Industries Potential.”
Our Education Officers are hoping the conversation on Social Media and its Consequential Effects on Children.
Minister of Education Sonia Parag said Guyana’s school feeding programme is among the most extensive in the Caribbean, providing nutritional support to thousands of students across the country.
Minister of Education Sonia Parag said Guyana’s school feeding programme is among the most extensive in the Caribbean, providing nutritional support to thousands of students across the country.
The opening of the new wing at Yarrowkabra Primary isn’t just about more classroom space — it’s about giving our children the comfortable, modern environment they deserve to learn and thrive right.
Students of Yarrowkabra Primary School will soon benefit from enhanced digital learning opportunities as the Regional Democratic Council (RDC) of Region Four moves to support the installation of Starlink internet…
Over 3,800 Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) scholars will graduate at its 4th graduation ceremony on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at the National Cultural Centre, bringing the total number of students who completed…
Some additional images of yesterday's very fruitful consultation with education stakeholders on 'Social Media and Its Consequential Effects on Children.'
Ms. Rosemond Cornelius-Smartt, Headteacher of Port Kaituma Secondary School, shared her thoughts on "Social Media and its Consequential Effects on Children" during yesterday’s consultation with education stakeholders.
Education Officers of Region Nine, Simone Haywood and Curtis Bristol, share their thoughts on ‘Social Media and its Consequential Effects on Children.’
As consultations continue on the impacts of social media on children, we must consider what protective measures would be practical and effective for Guyana.
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