Thu, Jul 2, 2026
Thu, Jul 2, 2026
education
Hutson likely to be new Chief Education OfficerAssistant Chief Education Officer (Primary), Marcel Raymond Hutson is most likely to become the new Chief Education Officer (CEO). …
National Assembly approves $17.9M to pay Hugh Wooding for students' tuition feesEven as the University of Guyana and the Hugh Wooding Law School are in negotiations for a new automatic entry…
Rotaract Club to launch READ project on September 3Over the years the Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central has placed a lot of emphasis on literacy and this year,…
Rotaract Club takes operation B.O.O.S.T to EssequiboThrough its volunteer initiatives, the Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central (RCGC) recently conducted an outreach in the community of Lima…
American citizens being encouraged to complete absentee voting processGillian Oak, Vice Consul at the United States Embassy in Georgetown during a visit to News Room's studio on Friday…
Major shake-up in UG's Leadership; Increased budget proposal for 2017Recently appointed Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Professor Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith is hoping to make good his promises…
Gov’t flip-flops on relocation of Walter Roth MuseumThe Government will be consulting with staff of the Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology and leaders of the 212 Indigenous…
Morgan Learning Centre attains excellent results at 2016 CSEC ExamsThe Morgan Learning Centre (MLC) located in John Street, Campbellville offers part time classes for secondary school students and even…
Digicel kicks off annual Back to School Dental outreachOn Tuesday, Digicel launched its annual Back to School Dental outreach which started with children within the surrounding communities of…
Overseas-based Guyanese open educational facilities at Woodley ParkChildren and youths of Woodley Park, Region Five now have another venue to socialise and learn a skill thanks to…
President urged that religion be used to promote harmonyPresident David Granger today urged citizens to promote social cohesion during the Inauguration Ceremony of a 15 ft tall Hanuman…
Region five Councilors call for special needs school in the regionOver the years, calls have been made for the realisation of Special Needs School in Region five (Mahaica-Berbice) to cater…
PPP believes Education sector is under threat of being eroded; cites decline in Math at CSECThe People's Progressive Party (PPP) is congratulating all those students who excelled at the recent Caribbean Secondary Examination (CSEC) and…
CANI shoe drive targetting less fortunate children for new school termA youth organisation is seeking public assistance to ensure that some children can benefit from their annual shoe drive. Over…
50 students benefit from inaugural Sophia Education and Sports campWith the aim of providing remedial educational assistance to slow learners, provide non-academic life skills that will aid in better…
Region Six top CSEC students satisfied with performanceBy Royan Abrams Region Six copped three of the top 15 performers in the country at this year’s Caribbean Secondary…
QC student tops CAPECopping first place at this year’s Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) is Queen’s College Deenauth Mohabeer with six grade ones…
Why pursue 20 subjects? - CSEC top studentFatima Karim of St Rose’s High School pursued 20 subjects at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examination and…
