World Book Day: Lacklustre performance will not be accepted – Minister on new Literacy Dept

The Education Ministry on Saturday launched its new National Literacy Department at a Reading Affair and Literacy Clinic held at the New Central High School in observance of World Book Day.

Young Guyanese creates board game to foster learning

…Ministry of Education to introduce in schools

Young Guyanese creates board game to foster learning

…Ministry of Education to introduce in schools

Young Guyanese creates trivia board game

A 34-year-old Guyanese of Goedverwagting on the East Coast of Demerara has created a board game that tests players’ knowledge of Guyana. The game, titled ‘Real #1 Guyanese,’ incorporates Guyana’s Arts and Culture, Science and Nature, History and Geography.

  ‘Multi’ students to write exams in school’s auditorium, EDPM at GTI

- Education Minister says needs of students will be met

‘Because We Care’ cash grant launched in Reg. Two

The PPP/C Government has delivered on its manifesto promise to reintroduce the ‘Because We Care’cash grant to children in public schools with the official launch of the programme in Region Two on Wednesday.

‘Because We Care’ cash grant launched in Region Five

– Over $196M is scheduled to be given to 10,324 students

‘Because We Care’ cash grant launched in Region Five

- Over $196M is scheduled to be given to 10, 324 students

‘Because We Care’ grant very timely

 — Lower Pomeroon residents

‘Because We Care’ kicks off in Region Three

The Government’s ‘Because We Care’ cash grant programme has officially kicked off in Region Three with close to $400 million to be distributed over two days.

‘Get certified’ – Education Ministry pushes for 100% trained teachers

As part of its 2022 work programme, the Ministry of Education (MoE) is looking to have all teachers across the country trained and said it has worked over the years to ensure that this training is available at several levels.

‘January 4, 2021 just the date for formal resumption’ – Min. Manickchand

─ only Grades 10, 11 and 12 expected to turn out for classroom interaction

‘NGSA result does not determine your worth’- Min. Manickchand

─This year’s exam results reveal improved performances in English, Science and Social Studies

‘No time for vaccine hesitancy’ −Min. Anthony tells parents

Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony is urging parents to protect their children and safeguard their future by ensuring they are vaccinated against COVID-19.

‘Quiz Me’ to boost pupils’ preparation for NGSA

‘Quiz Me’, a new online platform that will allow pupils to practise examination-type questions and receive answers immediately, was launched by the Ministry of Education on Friday at the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD).

‘Study hard and you will achieve greatness’ – NGSA 2021 top performers

Top performers of this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) have expressed gratitude and contentment for making their mark in the educational hall of fame.

‘Time for a change’ – Education Ministry to revise teaching methods

As a result of the huge learning loss that children suffered during the two-year physical closure of schools, the Ministry of Education will be revising its teaching methods.

‘We cannot expose children to unvaccinated teachers’

— President Ali

“Each teacher needs to be trained” – Education Minister

…as CPCE to be further expanded

“Individualise your curriculum to cater to the children before you” ─ Minister Manickchand urges teachers of Westminster Secondary

Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, MP has urged the teachers of the West Minster Secondary School to create a curriculum that caters to the needs of all of the students.