Author: EDYOU FM Staff
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The very first Storytelling Day was observed in Sweden on March 20, 1992. Alla berättares dag, which, in English, means All Storytellers Day, began as a national celebration of the oral art and tradition of telling stories. The observance quickly spread to other Scandinavian countries like Norway, Denmark, Finland and Estonia, and then to some […]
As part of its mission to improve access to education, the Ministry of Education continues to create opportunities for students from across the country to gain a wide range of experiences and showcase their talents. The recently concluded Children’s Mashramani Competition saw participants from across the country, including hinterland and remote communities, competing in various […]
Earlier this month on 8th of March, the world celebrated International Women’s Day- a time to honor the remarkable achievements of women across the globe. The observance of this day traces back to 1908, when 15,000 women marched through New York City, demanding shorter working hours, better pay, and voting rights. The following year, German […]
-Children’s Mashramani Competition continues In the many cultural celebrations of Guyana lies a colourful blend of rhythm and words, Calypso and Dramatic Poetry. These traditions have been with us for decades as Calypso and Dramatic Poetry have been vehicles for storytelling, serving as a mirror of what’s happening in society and as a call to […]
The Georgetown leg of the children’s Mashramani competition kicked off on Monday at the National Cultural Centre (NCC). The event saw scores of learners from schools across the capital city showcasing their dance skills. During his opening remarks, Principal Education Officer Mr. Immanuel Bridgewater applauded teachers for their dedication to preparing the children […]
The National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD) recently concluded its inaugural Social Studies Expo, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing Social Studies education in Guyana. Held from November 11 to 13, 2024, at NCERD’s headquarters on Battery Road, Kingston Georgetown, the three-day event brought together students and educators, for immersive activities designed to inspire […]
This International Men’s Day, we shine a spotlight on Mr. Colwyn Delph, Education Officer (Secondary), whose journey serves as a powerful testament to resilience, determination, and hard work. Through his dedication to education and leadership, Mr. Delph has made a lasting impact on the lives of countless students and educators. Colwyn’s inspiration to pursue a […]
As the Ministry of Education’s radio station, EdYou FM’s main objective is to ensure that the children of Guyana, particularly those living in hinterland communities, have equitable access to education. In addition to terrestrial radio, the station is now accessible online via its website and its mobile app, EdPal. Apart from providing wholesome education and […]
One year ago, EdYou FM, under the Ministry of Education, took a bold step forward in transforming the educational landscape by launching EdPal, an innovative application designed to make learning more accessible and engaging for students nationwide. Today, as we celebrate the first anniversary of this groundbreaking initiative, it’s clear that EdPal has had a […]
Yesterday, the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD) hosted a comprehensive English Clinic at the historic Umana Yana compound, aiming to improve young children’s understanding of the English language. The initiative, which brought together English specialists and teachers from various schools across Guyana, was designed in response to a concerning decrease in the country’s […]
