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Almost 5,000 people register for training at teachers’ college
Some 4,600 individuals – the largest-ever number of applicants – have applied to the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE)…
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CPCE set to re-open dorms
Minister of Education Priya Manickchand on Thursday met with the principal and senior staff members of the Cyril Potter College…
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Textbooks for every public primary school pupil, secondary to receive within months
The Ministry of Education on Wednesday fulfilled another promise by the Government of Guyana with the commencement of the distribution…
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No more overcrowding as $89M Martyrs’ Ville nursery school opens
A promise was made to the residents of the Martyr’s Ville Community on the East Coast of Demerara that a nursery school…
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New anti-absenteeism campaign locates 538 students
The Ministry of Education on Saturday said it has already located at least 538 students who were absent from schools…
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Some 700 pupils absent from second Grade Six mock exam
Pupils across the country have been preparing for the upcoming National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) but some 700 pupils were…
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Ministry homes in on special education
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand yesterday led a consultation aimed at strengthening special education teaching. A release from the ministry…
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421 students displaced after fire destroys St George’s High School
A total of 421 students are displaced following a fire of unknown origin that ravaged the historic St George’s High School in…
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For teachers: 100 duty-free concessions, UG scholarships among other benefits
Minister of Education Priya Manickchand has announced that some 100 teachers will receive duty-free concessions soon while scholarships will be…
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No more ‘release’ forms needed for teachers to attend UG
Teachers who will be pursuing their Bachelor of Education degrees will no longer need to apply for release forms to…
