Browsing Category
Education
No significant threat at UG – Police
The Guyana Police Force says its investigations have found that there is no significant threat at the University of Guyana, which faced two days of closure following allegations that there were bombs on the campus.
But despite the…
UG given ‘all clear’ after bomb threat
Full operations have resumed at the University of Guyana Wednesday following threats that there were bombs planted on the campus Tuesday.
Police Headquarters revealed that an anonymous call was made to the Alberttown Police Station at…
Threats to Nations School: parents offer $1M reward for info
Education is a basic right of a child but parents of students of School of the Nations say they cannot offer this to their children, following threats to the school.
They have come together to offer a $1M reward for information that…
Parents cannot be in school compound during teaching hours – Education Ministry
The Ministry of Education on Monday, in responding to confusion at the Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara Primary School last Tuesday, said that parents would not be allowed in the compound during teaching hours.
On Tuesday last, several…
Police with sniffer dog move in at QC after online threats
An online threat by the same person/persons involved in threats against School of the Nations surfaced against the Bishop’s High School and Queen’s College today.
At Queen’s College, no one was being allowed in as the Police investigated…
Police patrols at schools after attack on Nations Director
The Guyana Police Force will conduct regular patrols at schools and implement other security measures following the Sunday night attack on School of the Nations Director Dr Brian O’Toole, the Department of Public Information (DPI) has…
Mon Repos Head Teacher prevents parents from entering school
Parents turned up at the Mon Repos Primary school on the East Coast of Demerara Tuesday morning to drop off their children only to be stopped at the gate and told that they are not allowed entry into the compound.
The Security Guard was…
Cause of death of Mae’s student ‘undetermined’
The cause of death of Mae’s Secondary School student Vanica Schultz is “undetermined.”
The post mortem was conducted today by Government Pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh but he could not make a determination on what caused her death.…
Dr O’Toole shot twice, left arm badly damaged
School of the Nations Director, Dr Brian O’Toole says he will be in the hospital for a few more days for gunshot wounds he received at his Bel Air Promenade home Sunday night.
In a statement, Dr O’Toole said three bullets were fired at…
Intervention at Mae’s following student’s suicide
Following the suicide of a student, the Ministry of Education dispatched a team of counsellors to the Mae’s Secondary School to assist teachers and students in their grieving process.
The Ministry's mobile counselling unit was stationed…
