Sep 20, 2026
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Law students demand accountability over prolonged grade delays
The University of Guyana Law Society (UGLS) is demanding accountability from the Department of Law over prolonged delays in the release of students’ grades, warning...
Education
Explanatory letters, interim academic documentation among measures in UG’s delayed law grades debacle
The University of Guyana has ordered urgent measures to ensure students are no longer disadvantaged by the prolonged delay in the release of Criminal Law...
CPCE centre to be built in Charity to decentralise teacher training
A new Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) centre will be constructed in Charity, on the Essequibo Coast in Region Two, as part of efforts...
US EXIM signals new investment push with letter of interest for deep-water ports
A letter of interest for the development of deep-water ports has been issued, signalling new opportunities for expanded cooperation between Guyana and the United States...
Digital era demands new education standards, Minister Parag tells CXC conference
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries must reform student assessments to move away from traditional test-focused models, the region’s Education Minister, Sonia Parag, said on Wednesday. Speaking...
GOAL brings new educational pathways to Region Two
Dozens of residents from across Region Two gathered at the Anna Regina Secondary School on Saturday as the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) hosted...
Students of SVN, QC earn top honours at CSEC
Dhaneesh Tularam of Saraswati Vidya Niketan, Raquel London of Queen’s College, and Samara Munro of Queen’s College have been named among the Most Outstanding Performers...
GOAL opens 2026 scholarship applications, offering thousands of opportunities for Guyanese
The Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) has officially launched its 2026 scholarship intake, providing thousands of Guyanese with the chance to pursue fully funded...
Foulis Learning Centre commissioned to support education and community development
The Honourable Minister of Education, Sonia Parag, on Monday afternoon officially commissioned the Foulis Learning Centre, a $27 million investment aimed at expanding access to...
$38M nursery school commissioned at Batavia
The riverain community of Batavia in Region Seven marked a major milestone on Thursday with the commissioning of its first dedicated nursery school. For decades,...
Sod turned for $350M secondary school in Shulinab
Students of Shulinab and surrounding communities are set to benefit from the construction of a new $350M secondary school, following a sod-turning exercise on Tuesday....
Camille’s Academy to introduce int’l certificate programme for robotics, coding, and AI
A new partnership has been forged, which will see a group of Guyanese students benefitting from world-class training in robotics, coding, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and...
Brickdam Secondary School commissioned
The Ministry of Education today commissioned the newly rebuilt Brickdam Secondary School, part of a broader push to modernise the country’s education infrastructure. The new...
Minister Manickchand: Education reform aligns with Guyana’s changing economic landscape
In the rapidly transforming global and national economy, the education system in Guyana is undergoing a revolutionary shift—one marked by measurable student achievement, nationwide resource...
Practical instruction centre commissioned to upskill Lethem residents
The St. Ignatius Practical Instruction Department (PID) in Lethem, Region Nine, was officially commissioned on Friday, marking a significant step towards improving access to technical...
NGSA top students say hard work paid off
"It paid off in the end,” said Christian Ramsay, one of the top performers at this year's National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA). Ramsay, a student...
Big improvement in math at this year’s NGSA
Guyana has recorded improved overall results in all subject areas at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) Examination. There was notable improvement in Mathematics,...
Christ Church Secondary rebuilt, ready for students
After more than two years of displacement, students of Christ Church Secondary School are finally returning to a brand-new, state-of-the-art building rebuilt from the ground...