
Policy to Be Finalised Reflecting Public Input for Safer Schools
Once the recommendations have been reviewed and finalised, work will begin on crafting a policy - one that is comprehensive and reflective of your views and input.
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Once the recommendations have been reviewed and finalised, work will begin on crafting a policy - one that is comprehensive and reflective of your views and input.

The Ministry of Education has received more than 1,000 recommendations to shape a new nationwide Anti-Bullying and Anti-Violence Policy for schools, with key proposals calling for the establishment of anti-bullying…

In an effort to intensify and enhance student support services, the Ministry of Education will provide psychology training for 50 guidance counsellors countrywide as part of its anti-bullying and anti-violence…

Update on Anti-Bullying and Anti-Violence Policy for Schools: Launch of national taskforce and completion of public consultations. NEXT STEP: Review and finalisation of recommendations - LOADING... Thank you to everyone…

Schoolchildren all across Guyana, both in public and private schools, will get $85,000 each as the government expands its cash grant programme. Minister of Education, Sonia Parag, confirmed that the ‘Because We Care’…

PRESS RELEASE: Over 1,000 recommendations received so far for Anti-Bullying Policy for schools

Parents nationwide have welcomed the government’s move to commence distributing the $60,000 “Because We Care” cash grant, along with the $20,000 transportation and $5,000 uniform allowances, describing the initiative as…

A digital learning platform offering primary school content from grades one to six is set to be rolled out in the upcoming academic year, September 2026/2027.




School violence and bullying is a widespread issue that needs to be addressed with sensitivity and caution.
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