Youth Challenge Guyana, with financial support from ExxonMobil, has continued its programme of training teachers to better deliver Science subjects to Grade 5 students. The programme provides training and science kits to participating schools for teachers to be able to have greater participation of pupils. In photo, a teacher, left, receives one of the kits. The training, which was developed by the Ministry of Education’s National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD), provides a practical guide to using the science kits and tools for effective participation in science in the classroom. The training was recently held in Region two at the CV Nunes Primary School and involved participation from schools such as CV Nunes, Taymouth Manor, Charity, Suddie, Good Hope and Lake Mainstay Primary Schools. This initiative first started in 2012 and has continued after promising results in the schools that benefited in Regions Three, Four, and Six.