News & Events

The Anglican Diocese of Guyana which includes Suriname and French Guyana is observing its 175th anniversary since its establishment as a Diocese in the Provence of the West Indies.

The first annual three-week ‘Youth in Natural Resources Programme’ was launched last Monday with the intent of “introducing young people to the natural resources sector through the work of the Ministry and its agencies”…

Five hinterland communities will benefit from a $2.5 M grant from the Ministry of Education, for the maintenance and upgrade of their sports grounds at Kaikan, Chinoweing, Phillipai, Kako and Waramadong.

The U.S. Embassy has commenced hosting a Sports Envoy Program from August 2 to 4, 2017. During their visit, the Envoys will engage with Guyanese youth and coaches through sports clinics, which will include training…

Over 150 teachers and District Education Officers (DEOs) from across the nation have benefitted from a two-day symposium in early childhood development.

The National Sports Commission (NSC) Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement with two athletes, providing them full scholarships to Monroe College.

On Friday Hon. Minister Nicolette Henry was briefed on the plans for the implementation of a National Cadet Corps in Secondary Schools.

Full international accreditation for the next four years has been granted to the University of Guyana [UG’]s School of Medicine. This development, which became official last week, was confirmed yesterday by Vice…

About Eighty teachers and students are engaged for three days at the Saints Stanislaus College as part of the Pueblo Science Camp 2017.

The Guyana-Jamaica Friendship Association (GJFA), a non-profit organization in New York, will sponsor a Symposium and Workshops on Early Childhood Education in collaboration with the Ministry of Education here in Guyana.

One hundred and thirty teachers from across Guyana are set to benefit from a four-day workshop organized by School of the Nations in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.

The children living at the Guyana Red Cross Society Children Convalescent Home received a special visit from the Caribbean Award Sub-Regional Council (CASC) participants today.