Guyana topped the entire Caribbean in the CSEC Exams last year. Our students did better than any other Caribbean country. Over 30% of our students got five subjects with grades 1-3. In Barbados the comparable figure is 13%. In Jamaica it is 17%. 400 of our students passed ten subjects at one sitting. We got the best overall result – 14 grade ones. We got the prize for the best science student. We got the prize for the best business student. No other Caribbean country comes close to that.
Comparatively speaking Trinidad spends 5 percent of its GDP in the education sector, with each child apportioned US$1,000 per annum, while Guyana spends close to US$300. But Guyana is doing more than most of these countries in line with its GDP. The Guyana Government has expended wisely in the education sector.
The APNU+AFC is a corrupt cabal of racists. They did nothing that benefitted ordinary Guyanese, presided over the must corrupt and incompetent government Guyana has ever had and sought to rig their way back into office. Now in opposition lies and racism is their go-to mantra. Here we expose them ....
The government has put a lot into the education sector so that every child can have a good education.Now the government is look to provide school to put every child to have knowledge of ICT.
ReplyDeleteIndeed many enhancements have taken place in the educational sector, and it is indeed evident because we have the results to show of these accomplishments. Our students have done exceedingly well over the years when it came to this CSEC exam and should be supported further, because they are the future of our country which should never fade...
ReplyDeleteThese students should be congratulated for there outstanding performance, thanks to our president always there to support them in this area for a successful future and he should always be praise for this...well done to our students
ReplyDeleteWith the recent budget and the allocation that has been funded to the education sector a lot more will be achieved from our students, and they should be fully supported all the way.
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