GTU URGES PARENTS TO BE HONEST DURING NGSA MOCK EXAMS

Ahead of the National Grade Six Assessment (NSGA) mock examination on Wednesday and Thursday, General Secretary of the GTU, Coretta McDonald, has expressed hope that the requisite measures would enable a smooth, safe, and effective examination is already in place by the Education Ministry. Amel Griffith reports

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SECOND ROUND OF NGSA KICKS OFF ON WEDNESDAY – GTU URGES GREATER PROTECTION FOR STUDENTS

Education Minister Priya Manickchand has announced that for the second round of the NGSA mock exams on Wednesday and Thursday, students will once l again have the option of either writingthe exam at home or at their respective schools. Meanwhile, the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) is warning that there cannot…

Education Ministry dispels notion that consultations were not held with GTU on reopening of schools for exams

-reiterates decision was based on “guidance, clearance, evidence and science” Any assertion that consultations were not held between the Education Ministry and the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) in relation to the reopening of schools for the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency…

GTU PRESIDENT CALLS FOR PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS ON RETURN TO SCHOOL

President of Guyana Teachers Union (GTU), Mark Lyte is calling on the Education Ministry to ensure psychosocial support is available to examination students on their return to school. Amel Griffith reports