Eleven-year-old Tavion Hunte of Watooka Day Primary School has emerged as the top performer in Region Ten at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), securing 501 marks and earning a coveted place at Queen’s College. Tavion, who aspires to become a cardiologist, expressed his anticipation of passing for his first-choice school but was pleasantly […]
By Saskia Warrick St. George’s High School, which was devastated by fire in 2022, will undergo a transformation into a specialized School of Sciences starting this September. Education Minister Priya Manickchand announced this initiative, aimed at nurturing students’ interests in medical sciences who may not have qualified for top-tier or list A schools. This new […]
By Fabiana McKlmon In a concerted effort to eradicate Lymphatic Filariasis in Guyana, the Ministry of Health, with the support of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), has initiated a comprehensive elimination campaign targeting populations at risk. This campaign aims to prevent the spread of Lymphatic Filariasis and eliminate the disease from the nation. The […]
Tucville Primary School is abuzz with celebrations following the announcement of exceptional results in the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA). Several students from the school have achieved placements in the country’s top one percent, marking a significant achievement for both students and educators alike. Students and teachers at Tucville Primary expressed jubilation as they gathered […]
The Ministry of Labour, in partnership with the Board of Industrial Training and COURSERA, has initiated a free skill training program benefiting 1,000 Guyanese citizens. The program aims to significantly enhance the quality of technical skills training in Guyana, as highlighted by Minister of Labour Joseph Hamilton. Minister Hamilton stressed the shift towards prioritizing quality […]
In recognition of July as National Human Trafficking Month, Guyana is intensifying its efforts to combat trafficking in persons (TIP) through a series of awareness campaigns and support initiatives. Throughout the month, a range of activities are planned to raise awareness about human trafficking and provide support to victims. Tanisha Williams-Corbin, Coordinator of the Countering […]
In a bid to enhance their capabilities in bidding for government contracts, hundreds of small business owners and entrepreneurs participated in the Small Business Procurement Program, a collaborative effort between the Small Business Bureau and the Public Procurement Commission. The one-day training session aimed to familiarize participants with Guyana’s procurement laws and regulations, equipping them […]
The Amity Steelband Festival made a triumphant return after a five-year hiatus, offering a platform for Guyanese students to demonstrate their musical prowess on the steelpan. Held at the Seawall Esplanade, the festival featured performances from seven schools across the country, highlighting the vibrant cultural heritage and musical skills nurtured in local educational institutions. Nicholas […]
The “Because We Care” cash grant distribution continued this week, reaching parents and guardians of children attending Mocha/Arcadia Nursery and Primary Schools, as well as the private nursery school Children Are Us. The distribution event at Mocha/Arcadia Primary School was overseen by Kwame McCoy, Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for […]
At just 16 years old, Jahmani Duncan is in his final year at the University of Guyana, where he is pursuing an Associate Degree in Mathematics. Despite his young age, Jahmani has already achieved significant academic milestones, including securing ten subjects at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) exams by the age of 15. Jahmani, […]