"Disability should not be confused with inability" - Minister Henry

- MOE, CARICOM places Learning difficulties and OCD under the spotlight

$10.5M E-Library for North Georgetown Secondary

-facility is first of its kind in Guyana

̶ 25 tablets providing ICT enabled learning

$10M White Water Nursery opens!

– ‘Education is the bedrock of any nation’ – Min. Henry says

– 8 more schools to get ICT access soon

$16.3M Mobile Psychosocial Unit commissioned

The Ministry of Education on Monday commissioned its first Mobile Psychosocial Unit. The unit is expected to be used as an outreach for children in particular, in areas around the country that are often unserved in relation to social factors that affect individual thoughts and behaviours. The cost of the project is $16.3M.

$170M Golden Grove Secondary School commissioned

– equipped with Smart Classroom and 4 Labs

– houses over 700 students

$170M Golden Grove Secondary school commissioned

...commissioning brings region four a step closer to phasing out all 'primary tops'

$20M Eastville Nursery commissioned

A new nursery school was commissioned yesterday in the community of Eastville (Annandale South), East Coast Demerara.

$30M primary school for Kamarang

- govt continues to bridge gap between Hinterland and Coast

$33M Calcutta Nursery improving education delivery

- Education Ministry continues to upgrade educational infrastructure

$66Million Maths and Science building for University of Guyana

– sod turned, construction slated to begin

Construction of a $66Million Mathematics and Science building will soon commence following an official sod-turning ceremony earlier this morning at the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen campus.

100 mothers in Region Five honoured for their role in education

The Department of Education Region Five, on Thursday, May 9, 2019, honoured 100 mothers for their significant contributions to the education system in the region through their involvement in the life of the child or children at their respective nursery, primary or secondary schools. 

2017 CSEC results…QC’s Michael Bhopaul shines in top performers’ row

Michael Bhopaul of Queen’s College [QC] was yesterday recognised as the student with the highest number of grade one passes, when Minister of Education, Ms. Nicolette Henry, officially announced the results of the 2017 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate [CSEC] examination.

2017 NGSA results…Unfair match between public and private schools – says CEO

There remains an unfair match between public and private schools. This assertion was made by Chief Education Officer [CEO], Mr Marcel Hutson, when the Ministry announced the results of the National Grade Six
According to Hutson, although it has been ascertained that the private schools normally outdo the public schools, it has also been recognised that the private schools are really not that impacting at the assessment.

34th COHSOD opens in Georgetown – to focus on Human Resource Development 2030 Strategy, agreement on Regional Action Plan to be forged

The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Social Protection’s Department of Labour are working collaboratively to develop policies and programmes to improve efficiency, effectiveness and quality in the health and education sectors.

Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry made this disclosure as she addressed the opening of the 34th Meeting of the Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD) hosted today at the Theatre Guild under the theme: Positioning Human Resource Development as Central to Caribbean Resilience and Development.

377 trained teachers graduate from CPCE!

—President pledges his Government’s unwavering commitment to building an educated nation

38th Meeting of COHSOD to focus on improving the quality of education across CARICOM

The Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD) is hosting its 38th Meeting in Guyana with a focus on the education sector across the Caribbean region. 

39 Students successfully complete VYC one-year STEM Programme

“Guyana is depending on you!” Minister Henry implores awardees

4% Increase in Mathematics!

─ NGSA Results Announced

487 students participating in re-introduced National Cadet Corps

Four hundred and eighty-seven students from six schools across Guyana – North Ruimveldt Multilateral, Stewartville Secondary, Hope Secondary, Berbice Secondary, St. Ignatius Secondary and the Mackenzie High – are now participating in the National Cadet Corps programme, which was officially reintroduced yesterday at a ceremony held at the Hope Secondary School, East Coast Demerara.

487 students participating in re-introduced National Cadet Corps

Four hundred and eighty-seven students from six schools across Guyana – North Ruimveldt Multilateral, Stewartville Secondary, Hope Secondary, Berbice Secondary, St. Ignatius Secondary and the Mackenzie High – are now participating in the National Cadet Corps programme, which was officially reintroduced yesterday at a ceremony held at the Hope Secondary School, East Coast Demerara.