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Many parents find it very difficult to get their children to listen and behave appropriately. To be honest, it doesn't have to be that hard. It's really up to parents to teach their children listening skills.

Many may be unaware of the existence of the National School of Music. However, the institute continues to serve Guyana in an upbeat way.

A call for school buildings to have similar designs complete with learning and teaching aids for children with special needs has been highlighted during the ongoing Ministry of Education Commission of Inquiry (COI) into…

Welfare officers and guidance counselors are being rotated across secondary schools dormitories in Guyana, as part a new programme funded by the United Nation Children’s Fund (UNICEF.)

The National Literacy Unit of the Ministry of Education is using students’ love of rap music to sensitise teachers on the possibilities that exist if they use this medium as a…

There are exactly 41 Education Welfare Officers, providing information, advice, guidance and support to the nearly 190,000 children in the 970 public schools across the country.

The Ministry of Education, earlier today, issued a statement warning parents and guardians that they have a duty to ensure their children attend school regularly saying failure to do so could result in criminal charges…

...Parents could face criminal charges or fined for child’s unexcused absences.

The Commission of Inquiry set up to examine the state of the Education System has heard from the people of thirty communities in Barima-Waini –Region 1, over three days of consultations in the Region; Schools in Lower…

Teachers involvement in Education Month activity was the aim of Monday’s “Primary school teachers” Jeopardy competition during which three teachers representing Region Four emerged victorious.The teachers are: Pravina…

After years of protests over the deplorable state of the Mocha Arcadia Nursery School and the Golden Grove Secondary school, government is moving ahead in constructing new facilities to replace the decrepit ones that…