Alternative locations for exam students being considered

With flooding in Guyana officially reaching a national disaster level that may persist until July – August, the Ministry of Education (MoE) is currently assessing to determine what alternative arrangements, if any, would need to be put in place for affected learners who are preparing to write national examinations in the coming weeks.

Animal Friends Learning App Launched!

(March 10, 2023) – The Ministry of Education on Friday took another towards digitizing education with the launch of the Animal Friends Learning App.

Anna Regina Secondary first to offer CAPE in Region Two

Secondary school students along the Essequibo Coast and the Pomeroon will no longer have to leave their homes to travel to Georgetown to write their Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE).

Anna Regina Secondary School award CSEC School of the Year 2022

(February 10, 2023) On Friday,  the Ministry of Education celebrated the Anna Regina Secondary School as they have been awarded the Caribbean Secondary Examinations Certificate (CSEC)  School of the Year 2022 by the Caribbean Examinations Council.

Anna Regina, West. Dem., Annandale among new CAPE schools

- Manickchand says qualified teachers already there

Annual Youth Leadership Development competition launched

─ partnership between MoE and People’s Republic of China

ANSA McAL donates 100 tablets to Education Ministry

The ANSA McAL Foundation yesterday donated 100 electronic tablets to the Ministry of Education.

ANSA McAL donates 100 tablets to MoE

On Wednesday, ANSA McAL Group of Companies through the ANSA McAL Foundation donated 100 Amazon Fire tablets to the Ministry of Education.

ANSA McAL Foundation donates 100 tablets to Education Ministry

…devices to be used for hinterland pilot project

Application process opens for online scholarships

The application process has opened for the first batch of participants in the “Guyana Online Learning Academy” (GOAL), where approximately 4,500 scholarships are expected to be awarded this year.

Applications to study at CPCE increase threefold

- 2,122 applicants already accepted

Area of ‘Special Education Needs’ to be improved comprehensively

–Education Minister says

MINISTER of Education, Priya Manickchand, led a team from the Ministry of Education, on Tuesday, to engage teachers who teach at Special Education Needs (SEN) schools across the country.

Assist Grade Six children to overcome weaknesses – Education Minister urges teachers

Following a virtual meeting with grade six teachers from across Guyana on Tuesday, the Ministry of Education (MoE) announced that the 2022 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) examinations will be held on July 6 and 7, 2022.

Atlantic Reader Series will reduce learning disparities between Coast and Hinterland

The Atlantic Reader Series, a local book series tailored to enhance literacy skills in students in Grades One to Six, is a step towards reducing the disparities between the Coast and Hinterland in accessing appropriate and adequate local learning material.

Atlantic Readers series launched with aim of boosting literacy level

The Ministry of Education on Friday launched the Atlantic Reader Series Books 1-6 at the Redeemer Primary School.

Barbados lockdown further delays CSEC, CAPE results

The Caribbean Examination Council’s (CXC) review of the 2020 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) has been delayed due to a lockdown in Barbados, where the headquarters is located.

Better condition for teachers in 2022 budget

— Education Minister

BK vows to complete US$4M Good Hope Secondary by May

Managing Director of BK International Inc., Brian Tiwari, has assured Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, that his company will complete the construction of the US$4.082 million Good Hope Secondary School by May 22, 2021.

Booster programme launched to prep students for NGSA Exams

The booster programme which will be aired on The Learning Channel and Youtube seeks to provide students with the requisite knowledge needed in preparation for their exams.

British High Commission and Education Ministry launches Child Art Competition to address climate change

The British High Commission, Georgetown and the Ministry of Education today launched the COP 26 Child Art Competition. The competition is being conducted under the theme “The Environment and the impact of Climate Change.”