More donations for QC teacher who lost home to fire

In addition to the Ministry of Education offering its assistance to Ms. Johan Osborne, the Queen’s College teacher who lost her home to a fire recently, the St. Rose’s High School Board of Governors, students and staff also made a donation today of several items.

More donations for QC teacher who lost home to fire

In addition to the Ministry of Education offering its assistance to Ms. Johan Osborne, the Queen’s College teacher who lost her home to a fire recently, the St. Rose’s High School Board of Governors, students and staff also made a donation today of several items.

Move on Guyana pays courtesy call on Minister of Education

Today, members of the Board of Directors of Move on Guyana paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Education, Dr. the Hon. Nicolette Henry to present the organisation’s Charter and to engage the Minister on relevant policy initiatives.

National Education Sector for further improvements with support from the World Bank

On Wednesday, the Government of Guyana through the Ministry of Education launched the Guyana Education Sector Improvement Project at NCERD. This event dubbed as a stellar opportunity for the Ministry of Education to showcase its commitment to embracing the directives as indicated by His Excellency the President and the cabinet that ameliorative efforts to close gaps in education service provision and outcomes for educators, students and society at large are necessary for a prosperous Guyana.

New appraisal instrument being developed to monitor teachers’ performance

The Ministry of Education is moving to develop a new evaluation mechanism to monitor teachers’ performance. Chief Education Officer (CEO) acting, Marcel Hutson said this will allow for greater accountability of teachers in terms of education delivery.

The appraisal instrument is the measuring tool that is used to access teachers’ performance competencies, for decision making such as their possible promotion. The appraisal also works to ensure that all teachers have the skills and support they need to carry out their role effectively.

New five-year Education Strategic Plan launched

At the launch, Education Minister Priya Manickchand said the plan is a culmination of extensive consultations and collaboration with a range of local and international education stakeholders and partners.

New policies will address governance, performance of education sector – Hutson

In the wake of the pandemic and the need for a robust education system to ensure continued learning, the Education Ministry has created blueprint policies for better governance, performance and efficiency.

NGSA 2022 dates set as Education Minister engages teachers to boost students’ performance

The Ministry of Education yesterday met with Grade Six teachers across Guyana to discuss the recent National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) results and how to improve the performance of our students at the sitting of the examination in 2022.

NGSA begins!

– Minister of Education visits several city schools

NGSA results to be announced on October 15, 2021

The results of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) 2021 will be announced on Friday, October 15, 2021, at 10:00h at the National Centre for Education Resource Development (NCERD) at Kingston, Georgetown.

NGSA results to be available at the end of October

Chief Education Officer (CEO) Dr. Marcel Hutson says the 2021 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) results will be available by the end of October.

NGSA starts tomorrow, CEO confident of improved performance

Chief Education Officer, Marcel Hutson is confident of improvement in this year’s National Grade Six Assessment’s (NGSA) results.

NGSA top 10 students awarded

The students occupying the top 10 positions at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) were awarded today for their stellar performances at the examination.

NGSA top 60 receive tablets from Ansa McAL

Today, the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) top sixty (60) performers each received a tablet from Ansa McAL Trading for their outstanding performances at the 2020 examination. At a time when schools across the country are still closed as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, the devices will go a far way in ensuring that there are no difficulties with virtual learning for these students.

No Misconduct will be tolerated – Minister Henry

Following reports of sexual misconduct of a male teacher attached to one of the country’s leading secondary school, Minister of Education Nicolette Henry says action will be taken by the ministry to have same investigated and dealt with accordingly.

No misconduct will be tolerated – Minister Henry

Actions will be taken by the Ministry of Education to have matters of sexual misconduct in schools investigated and dealt with accordingly. This follows questions raised about a recent report of sexual misconduct by a male teacher attached to one of the country’s leading secondary school.

No ‘one size fits all’ for school reopening

– each school will fix its own timetable, says Manickchand

North Georgetown students showcase innovative thinking at school expo

From a sip and paint venture to creating various dishes using breadfruit, students of North Georgetown Secondary School on Tuesday showcased innovative ideas in business, science and technology at an exhibition.

North West Sec School fire: MoE to formulate plan to keep students, teachers engaged

— as 60% of building destroyed

Following the destruction by fire of the North West Secondary School on Saturday last, a team from the Education Ministry visited the Region to assess the extent of the damage caused by the fire and to put a system in place for the reopening of the school.

Over 200 Guyanese graduated from the Avasant Foundation’s Digital Skills Training Programme

(August 18, 2022) – Over two hundred Guyanese are now equipped with pertinent skills required for them to participate in the new digital economy.