Education minister hails improved CSEC And CAPE results
-by Shamiah Grant Today was a big day in the education sector with outstanding performances by Guyanese students at the CXC, CSEC and CAPE. Education Minister Sonia Parag has welcomed…
-by Shamiah Grant Today was a big day in the education sector with outstanding performances by Guyanese students at the CXC, CSEC and CAPE. Education Minister Sonia Parag has welcomed…
-by David Clarke The Ministry of Education is strengthening literacy and numeracy as the foundation for improving learning outcomes, while expanding access to quality education through digital learning resources. Minister…
-by Kimberly Giddings Minister Sonia Parag says the NGSE results are the best ever, with more pupils passing all four subjects this year. She says the historic results reflect years of strategic…
The results of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) written on April 29 and 30, 2026, are being released to schools. Fifteen thousand seven hundred six (15,706) candidates wrote this…
-by Kristin Josiah Thousands of grade six pupils across Guyana will learn their secondary school placements tomorrow as the Ministry of Education releases the 2026 NGSA results. More than 15,000 students…
-by Shamiah Grant Construction will begin on a new $421 million annex at St. Joseph’s High School, following a sod-turning ceremony held this morning. This expansion underscores the government’s commitment…
-including first batch of doctoral graduates -by Shamiah Grant A total of 3,876 graduates from across the region graduated today, the latest historic milestone reached by GOAL since its 2021 launch to…
-by David Clarke The Guyana Online Academy of Learning, GOAL, is expanding its Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (STEM) offerings as it works to meet the demands of Guyana’s evolving…
-from September -by Shamiah Grant In an effort to tackle bullying and violence in schools, the Ministry of Education says it is moving to strengthen support systems by providing enhanced psychology…
-by Kristin Josiah Government is moving to strengthen oversight and student support systems as concerns grow over rising cases of bullying, gang activity, substance use and cyber bullying within schools…