Author: EDYOU FM Staff
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For more than three decades, Ingrid Maxine Baird has been a dedicated and integral member of the NCERD and later EdYouFM team, contributing technical skill, institutional knowledge, and an unwavering commitment to educational broadcasting in Guyana. Miss Ingrid began her career in 1993, working in the Print Unit at what was then the Guyana Broadcasting […]
The Minister of Education shares a moment at the Vreed-en-Hoop Primary, Yes, she leads one of the most dynamic ministries in Guyana – a nationwide, multi-tiered workforce deeply involved in curriculum development, student welfare, regional outreach, and even 24-hour educational broadcasting through platforms like radio and TV. That’s the Ministry of Education. But beyond […]
A home should be a place of safety, love and cherished memories, but for many in Guyana, it is the opposite. Domestic violence touches lives across all ages, genders, and social classes, leaving deep physical and emotional scars. Its impact goes beyond bruises and injuries, often encompassing emotional, psychological, sexual, and financial abuse that […]
As the month of November comes to an end, marking the close of the month of tourism, it’s a great time to highlight some of Guyana’s hidden treasures. One of those gems is found in Linden, Region 10, affectionately called the heart of Guyana. At the center of showcasing this beauty is Mr. Deon Anderson, […]
In our society, men blamed for their struggles and expected to remain silent. Opening up can be seen as a weakness, or worse, they’re labelled with modern-day terms like “beta male.” Today, we pause to observe International Men’s Day, celebrated annually on November 19. This day highlights men’s experiences, challenges, and contributions. The day is […]
For decades, GuyExpo has been a key platform for showcasing Guyana’s economic potential. It brings together manufacturers, service providers, investors, and innovators to highlight business growth, tourism opportunities, creativity, and the nation’s rich culture. GuyExpo is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, the exposition blends business, entertainment, and communities. It’s one of the many spaces where […]
As Guyanese, many of us rely on quick, convenient meals such as sugary snacks, soft drinks, fast food, and of course, our beloved rice. But while these choices may feel harmless, they quietly increase the risk of chronic illnesses. In many communities across the country, the phrase “My sugar high again” has become almost casual, […]
Poor sound can ruin an otherwise spectacular production. Whether in movies, games, songs, or classroom materials, audio quality can make or break the audience’s experience. That simple truth inspired EdYou FM’s Audio for Video Production Workshop held on Friday, November 7, 2025, at the St. Rose’s High School Auditorium, bringing together educators from all across […]
Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2011, each year on October 11, the world comes together to celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child. This day highlights the rights, strength, and potential of girls everywhere. It’s a reminder that when girls are given equal opportunities to learn, lead, and grow, entire societies […]
Two grade nine and one grade seven classes at the Tucville Secondary School won the top spots during their first school classroom competition, held on October 1, 2025. Judges Ronella Harris, Christine London, Candida Bradford and Jason Frank saw a total of 14 classes that participated in the competition. Of the two grade sevens, three […]
