Education Ministry's HFLE programme comes in for high praise

Today, Minister of Education, Dr. the Hon. Nicolette Henry was paid a courtesy call by Dr. Martin Odiit, UNAIDS Country Director for Guyana and Suriname and the newly appointed UNAIDS Country Director for Guyana and Suriname, Dr. Michael Gboun.

Education Month 2017… There is always room at the top- PM tells student awardees

As Education Month activities concluded with the National Award Ceremony for outstanding performances among schools and students; Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo told the 2017 awardees that ‘there is room at the top for them’.

Education Month 2019 launched

…under the theme, ‘Education: the key to national development’

education month activities

The Ministry of Education last Friday commenced activities to celebrate Education Month 2018, under the theme ‘Education for a good life through innovation and STEAMS’.

Education Officers conference to tackle management and supervision of schools

As the Ministry of Education (MoE) continues to explore opportunities to improve education delivery nationally, Regional Education Officers (REDO’s) will be engaged in intense discussion over the next three days as they meet for their annual REDO’s Retreat from April 18-20, 2018 in Region eight (Potaro-Siparuni) Mahdia.

The conference is tailored to ensuring that the officers are able to demonstrate effective management and supervisory skills in the dispensation of their daily functions in their respective regions. The educators are encouraged to submit accurate and timely reports with a view of ensuring that issues affecting education and schools in the regions are addressed expeditiously.

Education officials meet to craft 2019-2030 vision

In an effort to increase students’ achievements through an efficient and effective education system, several Regional Education Officers and other relevant stakeholders gathered, today to begin a five-day Policy Formulation workshop.

Education on the move!

—Ministry of Education begins drafting ‘Vision 2030’ Education Sector Plan

— plan will transform education delivery in Guyana

Education on the right path – Min. Henry

After the successful completion of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), two El Paso Primary School students were awarded Mahdia Secondary School. This serves as a testament that the government’s investment in the education sector, over the past four years, has been productive.

Education personnel urged to continue to deliver effectively

─ Min. Henry meets with REdOs and DEOs

Education remains a national priority

─ children more equipped to contribute to Guyana’s transformation

Education, Human Resource Development to highlight 38th COHSOD

─ CARICOM Education Ministers to take action on the HRD 2030 Strategy

Education, the most important tool for Guyana’s development

– Students of STEM, Guyana needs you – Min. Henry

– Volunteer Youth Corps STEM Programme students urged to grasp every opportunity

– robotics classes to be added to Primary School curricula

Efforts moving apace to re-establish Guyana Youth Corps

Yesterday, officials from the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Social Cohesion met to discuss the way forward to re-establish the Guyana Youth Corps.

Efforts moving apace to re-establish Guyana Youth Corps

Yesterday, officials from the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Social Cohesion met to discuss the way forward to re-establish the Guyana Youth Corps.

Eight graduate to work with special needs children

- Diagnostic Centre to be opened for new school year

Eight persons graduated today from a three-month training programme which equipped them with the requisite skills to work at the Centre to Stimulate the Development of Children, Adolescents and Youth with Special Education Needs Associated with Disabilities in the compound of the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE).

Empowered youths, empowered future

“We will need Mining Engineers; we will need Civil Engineers, we’ll need fitters, we need masons, we need carpenters, we need plumbers, we need a whole range of skills. And apart from what’s going on out there, it’s a question of the massive infrastructural development; we will have roadways and deep-water harbours and massive development in this country that will require qualified people.”

English results much improved in Grade Six exams

There has been a marked improvement in English by students sitting the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA).

Equal opportunities for all our children – Min. Henry

─ Ministerial outreach in Rupununi Region

FAO and MoE collaborating on school feeding programme

The Ministry of Education (MoE) is working collaboratively with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to ensure that its school feeding programme benefits children in a tangible way.

Fifty retired teachers treated to brunch by region five Department of Education

...Minister of Education says Guyana is thankful for their service