University of Guyana set to welcome 5,000 new students for 2026/2027 academic year
The University of Guyana (UG) is preparing to welcome approximately 5,000 new students for the 2026/2027 academic year, who will join more…
Category: EDUCATION
98% of schools reopen as alternative arrangements made at a few facilities–Minister Parag
–Maintenance works to continue at schools throughout academic year Education Minister Sonia Parag has rejected claims that some schools experienced delayed reopening…
Sod-turning for Guyana’s first law school at UG set for Thursday
Guyana is set to take a major step toward establishing its first law school, with a sod-turning ceremony scheduled for Thursday at…
MoE, private sector partner for TVET advancement
Technical students across Guyana will benefit from expanded work placements, specialised internships and accredited aviation training following two notable agreements signed by…
Top CSEC results show rural schools are rising — Nandlall
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, SC, says this year’s top CSEC results show that students from rural and…
CSEC Mathematics pass rate inches to 34.5%
Guyana’s pass rate for Mathematics at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations has increased to 34.5 per cent this year, up…
Student-made agro products could soon hit supermarket shelves
President Irfaan Ali has signalled plans to help take products developed by students through an agro-processing camp beyond the classroom and onto…
Prison Officers Graduated from Professional Nursing Hybrid Training
On Thursday, August 6, 2026, three prison officers (Nikeisha Alleyne, Tremble Williams, and Lindon Thomas) graduated from the Professional Nursing Hybrid Training…
The Carnegie School of Home Economics is strengthening cultural ties through the power of food, tradition, and shared knowledge.
His Excellency Graybern Livingston Forbes, Ambassador of Colombia to Guyana, highlighted the importance of the collaboration between the school and the Embassy…
CXC reforms SBAs to address AI concerns; traditional SBAs to be phased out for some subjects
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has announced sweeping reforms to its School-Based Assessment (SBA) system, citing the growing use of generative artificial…
