‘Parents must play their part’

– Education Ministry hosts Parent Seminar to boost educational performance

‘We Care’ initiative launched

– Teen moms undergo training at Carnegie

– It is our responsibility as administrators, regulators of education and the government to ensure that we provide the support and opportunity for young people to reach their full potential irrespective of their circumstances – Min. Henry

“Be committed, be dedicated’ – Chief Education Officer urges students

With the new school year upon us, school children can be assured of improved learning environments. Chief Education Officer (CEO), Ministry of Education, Marcel Hutson in an invited comment to the Department of Public Information (DPI) wished students returning to school today much success in their studies.

“Each child must be in school” – President David Granger

His Excellency David A. Granger, President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana stressed the importance of education to national development today by giving his government’s commitment to ensuring each child attends school.

“I look at failure as a stepping stone”-Top awardee Aadilah Ali

-22nd National Awards Ceremony hosted

Top students from various schools were today awarded for their outstanding performances at the 22nd National Award Ceremony was hosted by the Education Ministry at the National Cultural Centre.

“If you make the child, you must educate the child” – Prime Minister tells parents at seminar

The words of the Prime Minister and First Vice-President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Hon. Moses Nagamootoo – “If you make the child, you must educate the child” represent the general theme of today’s Parents Seminar held at the North Ruimveldt Secondary School.

“My main concern is that our children are in school”- Education CEO

– Conciliation talks not exhausted – Min. of Social Protection

– adjourned until further notice

─ “before any progress can be made at Conciliation, the current Strike Action initiated by the Union must be called off… a Memorandum containing Terms of Resumption has to be signed by the Parties”

“Teachers are the backbone of our society” – Chief Education Officer

Chief Education Officer Marcel Hutson expressed gratitude towards the country’s teachers for their dedication in molding the minds of the future leaders as Guyana observed World Teacher’s Day.

“Teachers, I want to assure you that we value the work you do” – Min. Henry

─ “We know that you are ordinary people doing extraordinary things”

─ Minister optimistic that GTU and govt will find an amicable solution on the matter

─ Out of eight proposals put forward by the union, there has been a partial agreement in seven areas

– MOE’s nationwide campaign continued in Regions Four and Three

“We are going to witness the greatest championship ever” – Chief Education Officer at launch of 57th National School Championship

Guyanese are being called upon to come out and witness student-athletes and teachers from fifteen districts across Guyana competing in one of the largest sporting events in the country.

“We cannot tolerate lengthy delays on projects” – Minister Manickchand on the Good Hope Secondary School

– Contractor promises May 22, 2021 completion

“We cannot tolerate lengthy delays on projects” – Minister Manickchand on the Good Hope Secondary School“We cannot tolerate lengthy delays on projects” – Minister Manickchand on the Good Hope Secondary School

– Contractor promises May 22, 2021 completion

“You have become a leader in the Ministry of Education” – Minister Manickchand tells new Education Officers

Today, forty-eight teachers who began the fifth Cadet Officers Training Programme in February 2019 graduated and are now education officers across the 11 education districts in Guyana.

“You have become a leader in the Ministry of Education” – Minister Manickchand tells new Education Officers

Today, forty-eight teachers who began the fifth Cadet Officers Training Programme in February 2019 graduated and are now education officers across the 11 education districts in Guyana.

“Your value is not lost on us” – Education Minister to teachers

“Your value is not lost on us. Your value is not lost on this nation,” were the words of the Honourable Minister of Education Priya Manickchand as she addressed teachers and headteachers on Tuesday during a luncheon held in their honour.