The University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus will be reopening for classes on May 30. In a press statement released on Wednesday, the University announced this along with several measures they have implemented over the past two months. The full press statement from the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Philanthropy, Alumni and
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MOE encourages online learning amid school closure
As a consequence of the extended closure of schools, the Ministry of Education wishes to provide the following guidance. As was previously announced, the following remain in effect: Parents and guardians are advised to visit the Ministry of Education’s website on https://bit.ly/39Y698S to access National Grade Six (NGSA) Practice Test
National COVID-19 Task Force considers new measures
The National COVID-19 Task Force (NCTF) yesterday held another virtual meeting and a wide range of matters were considered. The NCTF announces that the Ministry of Education will not re-open schools on Monday, April 20th as was previously planned and that all schools will remain closed until further notice. E-learning will
PRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS DEMAND SALARIES
In response to the spread of the novel coronavirus, the Ministry of Education took the decision to close the nation’s public schools. Many private schools immediately followed suit. Including Success Elementary School which has been closed for close to a month. But to date, over 60 staff members of the
MOE to engage online learning amid COVID-19 concerns
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Education has put measures in place to ensure students are safe and can continue learning. Speaking at a Ministerial taskforce Press Conference on Tuesday, Minister of Education Dr. the Honourable Nicolette Henry said that the Ministry has issued several public advisories to
University of Guyana remains closed until March 20
The University of Guyana will remain closed until March 20 amid concerns following the first reported case of the novel coronavirus (Covid 19) in Guyana. While the mid-semester break is over, the University remains closed to non-essential staff and students and is expected to reopen for classes after March 20. The
Protection of Indigenous Land Rights a Priority
Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs, Hon. Sydney Allicock has reiterated the Coalition Government’s commitment to ensuring your Indigenous land and other rights are protected. He addressed the opening of the 13th National Toshaos Council (NTC) conference at the Arthur Chung Conference Center (ACCC). During his address, he noted that the administration provided
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Student Of Josel Institute Makes It The Top 10 NGSA
Elated, enthusiastic and proud are some of the sentiments Malene Crandon expressed. Crandon is a student of Josel Institute who attained 528 marks which helped her to garner the top ten spot at the National Grade Six assessment exams. The outstanding student attributes her success to her teachers, God and
‘Beyuka Irekida’ – A Showcase Of Indigenous Culture
Guyana’s rich Indigenous culture was showcased through music, storytelling and poetry at this evening's, ‘Beyuka Irekida’ – a musical gathering in Arawak, at the Heritage Village, Sophia Exhibition Centre, Georgetown. The event was an informal one where persons voluntarily performed in their respective Indigenous language to a packed audience of students