IN fulfilment of a promise by President Irfaan Ali, Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, visited three remote communities – Low Wood, Susannah’s Rust, and Dora – on Friday, delivering essential donations to enhance educational resources and address the unique challenges faced by these areas.

Minister Manickchand, accompanied by Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister, Kwame Mc Coy, and local officials, focused on improving educational equity for all Guyanese children. The recipient schools – Low Wood Primary, Susannah’s Rust Nursery and Primary, and Dora – received much-needed support, including life jackets, laptops, printers, fans, filing cabinets, and water dispensers.

The Ministers actively listened to the concerns of residents, which ranged from student attendance issues to curriculum challenges.

Through discussions with educators, Minister Manickchand explored strategies to improve educational delivery tailored to the specific needs of these remote areas. The collaborative effort aims to empower teachers and administrators with the necessary tools to provide quality learning experiences for their learners.

Community members expressed their gratitude for the visit and the government’s dedication to their educational well-being. This initiative exemplifies Guyana’s pursuit of inclusive development and equal opportunities for all citizens.