CEO urges Graham’s Hall Primary graduates to never lose passion and purpose

Chief Education Officer (CEO), Dr. Marcel Hutson at the Graham’s Hall Primary School’s prize-giving ceremony and closing exercise urged the graduates to never lose their passion and purpose.

Chief Education Officer and CPCE Principal attending policy dialogue forum for education in Jamaica

The Chief Education Officer Mr Marcel Hutson and Principal of the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) Ms Viola Rowe are currently in Montego Bay Jamaica attending and participating in the Annual Meeting and 11th Policy Dialogue Forum for the International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030.

Chief Education Officer visits Region Ten

...meets Regional Chairman

Chief Education Officer, Dr Marcel Hutson met with 53 Headteachers of Primary Schools in Region Six.

On May 6th, Chief Education Officer, Dr Marcel Hutson met with 53 Headteachers of Primary Schools in Region Six.

Chief Education Officer, Dr. Marcel Hutson conducts Professional Development Session with Nursery Headteachers within the Georgetown Education District.

The Chief Education Officer, Dr. Marcel Hutson held a Professional Development Session today with Nursery Headteachers within the Georgetown Education District.

Chief Education Officer, Mr. Marcel Hutson conducted a mentorship session with the male students of the North Georgetown Secondary School

Today, the Chief Education Officer, Mr. Marcel Hutson conducted a mentorship session with the male students of the North Georgetown Secondary School. Using personal experience, the CEO advised the boys that their destiny is not defined by where they come from.

Children will not be left unattended – CPCE students, retired teachers on standby

─ schools will be in session on September 3, parents urged to send their children out to school

─ MOE on a nationwide campaign to reach out to parents and teachers, recommitting govt’s steadfast support to the education sector

─ “I know that good judgment and common sense will prevail in Guyana. We may lose some battles, but we will win the war” – Min. Henry

Christ Church Secondary Graduates urged to challenge status quo

(July 7, 2022) – Some 88 students of Christ Church Secondary School on Thursday afternoon were able to walk the stage after two years of being unable to host a graduation ceremony.

Conditions at Whitewater Primary School improving

 Following the recent visit to the Whitewater Primary School, Region One, by a team of 13 Senior Education Ministry officials led by the Chief Education Officer, Mr. Marcel Hutson, the school is now equipped with a steady supply of electricity and the school’s library now has more than 150 new, relevant textbooks and workbooks.

Confidence in the public school system

— Reg. 2 NGSA top student refused private education

Consultant being recruited to craft school safety policies – Senior Education Officer

The Ministry of Education is on a mission to ensure that public schools across the country adopt safety measures. In order to achieve this goal, the Ministry is currently looking to recruit a consultant who will help to draft policies in this regard.

Contingency plan taking effect in Linden

The Ministry of Education’s contingency plan was activated in the town of Linden, as scores of Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) trainee teachers, and some retired teachers were placed at various primary schools to fill the void left by absent teachers.

Contract signed for the design of Hospitality Training Institute

A contract worth US$250,953 was signed today between the Ministry of Education and Deen and Partners for the design of a Hospitality Institute which will address the growing demands in the hospitality sector.

Contracts signed for expansion and rehabilitation of Hopetown and Beterverwagting Practical Instruction Centres

Two contracts were signed today in the boardroom of the Ministry of Education’s 26 Brickdam office for the expansion and rehabilitation of the Hopetown and Beterverwagting Practical Instruction Centres.

Contracts signed for the construction of Annexes at QC and the Bishop’s High School

(July 22, 2022) – The Ministry of Education on Friday afternoon signed contracts totaling $198.9 million for the construction of annexes at Queen’s College and the Bishop’s High School.

CPCE gets $50M Science Lab upgrade

– Pres. Granger reiterates commitment to free education and teacher training

– lab upgraded with support from the Chinese Govt

CPCE graduates largest batch of trained teachers in the history of the College

The Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) today graduated its largest batch of trained teachers in the history of the College. This was announced by the Principal of the CPCE, Dr. Viola Rowe while presenting the Principal’s Report at the 87th Graduation Exercises of the College.

CPCE graduates largest batch of trained teachers in the history of the College

The Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) today graduated its largest batch of trained teachers in the history of the College. This was announced by the Principal of the CPCE, Dr. Viola Rowe while presenting the Principal’s Report at the 87th Graduation Exercises of the College.

CPCE Science Department further boosted with donation from Chinese government

The science laboratories of the Cyril Potter College of Education have been further enhanced with a gift from the People’s Republic of China of equipment to improve teacher training at the college.

CSEC pass rate improves to 69 percent

The Ministry of Education today reported a 69.1 percent pass rate at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), up from 63.68 percent in 2017.