QC tops at both CSEC and CAPE

— five students from Saraswati Vidya Nikitan among top 10 at CSEC

QC, SVN and Region Two students share top 10 spots for CSEC

Students from Queen’s College (QC) in Georgetown, Saraswati Vidya Niketan (SVN) in Region Three, and the Anna Regina and Abram Zuil Secondary Schools in Region Two, have attained the most Grade Ones at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate examination (CSEC).

Qualified administrators can opt to remain in classrooms

Qualified Head Teachers and Deputy Head Teachers could remain active classroom teachers if they so desire. This development comes even as the Guyana Teachers’ Union [GTU] agitates for the implementation of the Master Teachers Programme.

Queens College student tops CSEC, St Rose’s High pupil tops CAPE

The Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry revealed the Caribbean Secondary Education Council (CSEC) Examination and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) results today.

Queen’s College students among top performers at 2021 CAPE, CSEC

Queen’s College students Sarena Razack and Bedesh Persaud are among some of Guyana’s top performers at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examination and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE), respectively.

Queen’s College students claim Presidential scholarships for CSEC, CAPE

Although there have been many questions about the availability of Presidential scholarships for the nation’s top performers, concerns in this regard were on Friday put to rest. At its 2017 Awards Ceremony, the Ministry of Education

announced that four students will be recipients of Presidential Awards for their performance this year.

Queen’s College students top 2020 CSEC, CAPE

Queen’s College students Bhedesh Persaud and Zane Ramotar have topped the 2020 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) respectively.

Reg. 10 top CSEC student secured 9 Grade Ones

─ Mackenzie High School tops the region at CSEC

Reg. 6 students turn out for school

—Strict COVID-19 measures in place

—Students, teachers adhere to guidelines

Region Five awaits TSC to fill vacancies – DREDO

The shortage of teachers in Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice) will be addressed as soon as the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) comes out of recess, Deputy Regional Education Officer (DREDO) Deon Lewis said on Tuesday.

Region Four DoE hosts 5th Regional Awards Ceremony

The Department of Education Region Four, yesterday hosted its fifth Regional Awards Ceremony under the theme, “Recognising and Celebrating our achievements.”

Region Four parents, CAPE students laud ‘Because We Care’ cash grant

Parents and guardians turned out in their numbers, as the government continued the distribution of its ‘Because We Care’ and school uniform and supplies $30,000 cash grants to students of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) level, on Friday.

Region One students connected via zoom for their first virtual Mathematics lesson

Twenty-five (25) Dormitory students of Santa Rosa, North West and Port Kaituma Secondary schools connected via zoom for their first virtual Mathematics lesson recently.

Region Three honours top students, athletes, teachers and retirees

The Department of Education, Region Three held its Regional Award Ceremony today at the Aracari Hotel. 

Region Three hosts regional awards 2017/2018

– after a lull of two years

In an atmosphere of celebration, the Region Three’s Department of Education hosted its Annual Regional Award Ceremony after a lull of two years. The event was held under the theme, “Rewarding Success and Dedication” at the Aracari Resort, Plantation Versailles West Bank Demerara.

Region three top performers honoured by R.3.C.C.I

Region Three’s top Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) students were, on Saturday honoured for their outstanding performances by the Region Three Chamber of Commerce and Industry (R.3.C.C.I) with cash incentives, trophies and certificates.

Regional education system requires transformation to adapt to unprecedented events ─ Education Minister, CXC Registrar

With the unprecedented challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed on the regional education system, Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, MP believes that Guyana and the Caribbean must address the socioeconomic disparities that affect students and teachers.

Regions Five and Six schools get new science labs

Five schools within Regions Five and Six are now better equipped to teach students in the areas of science as one Information Technology laboratory and four science laboratories were commissioned over the past two days. 

Regions Four and Five parents urged to inform students about COVID-19 protocols for when returning to school

- as Education Ministry looks to reopen doors for CSEC and CAPE students

Release of topics for the June/July 2021 Examinations.

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has prepared this document outlining the main areas of study for the June/July 2021 examinations.