Representing Georgetown, Trevin McLean of Richard Ishmael Secondary School presents “Unwritten Stars” (Social Commentary). Snippet | 14–18 Yr Dance Individual | Children’s Mashramani 2026 | National Dance Competition 💃🏽 #Dance #ChildrensMash2026 #Mashramani2026 #MinistryofEducation ***Copyright Disclaimer*** All content displayed during this live event coverage by The Ministry of Education - Guyana may include images, videos, audio, and other materials that are the property of their respective

Representing Region Eight, Paramakatoi Secondary School presents “A Mother’s Lament” (Social Commentary). Snippet | 14–18 Yr Dance Group | Children’s Mashramani 2026 | National Dance Competition 💃🏽 #Dance #ChildrensMash2026 #Mashramani2026 #MinistryofEducation ***Copyright Disclaimer*** All content displayed during this live event coverage by The Ministry of Education - Guyana may include images, videos, audio, and other materials that are the property of their respective owners. The Ministry

Representing Region Ten, Wisburg Secondary School performs as “The Gentlemen’s Groove.” Snippet | 14–18 Hip Hop | Children’s Mashramani 2026 | National Dance Competition 💃🏽 #Dance #ChildrensMash2026 #Mashramani2026 #MinistryofEducation ***Copyright Disclaimer*** All content displayed during this live event coverage by The Ministry of Education - Guyana may include images, videos, audio, and other materials that are the property of their respective owners. The Ministry of Education - Guyana doe

Saral Billing Tutorial

BASA : EDUCATION REFORMS For the 2026–2027 school year, the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines is planning significant reforms based on Edcom 2 recommendations, including a shift to a 201-day trimester system to improve curriculum, reduce teacher workload, and enhance learning recovery. Key changes include the full implementation of the strengthened Senior High School curriculum and reforms in assessment. These reforms aim to address concerns about crowded curricula and provide m

Education Ministry Secretary Nalaka Kaluwewa, stated that the Sri Lankan school system will shift to a learning-centered education model, focusing more on providing practical knowledge and skills to students following the new education reforms speaking at a press briefing held yesterday (06). | Daily News