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Some of the textbooks distributed on Saturday (Photo: Ministry of Education/ March 5, 2022)
Minister Manickchand further urged parents to not politicise their children’s education.
She reminded parents of their duty to act in the best interest of their child. She underscored that it is important for each child to have their textbooks so they can achieve their full potential.
On Saturday, textbooks were also distributed at the Tuschen and Parika Salem primary schools.
Each primary school pupil in the public system will receive textbooks that cover the core subject areas, Mathematics, English Language, Science and Social Studies.
The Ministry of Education remains committed to ensuring that there is equitable access to educational resources to every pupil across Guyana. (Modified press release from the Ministry of Education)
