–with new library at Hampton Court Primary School

WITH the addition of a new library at the Hampton Court Primary School, the Ministry of Education is looking to further stimulate a culture of learning and reading, while also reinforcing the importance of transforming lives and communities.
According to a press release from the ministry, the library is part of the government’s broader efforts to enhance educational resources and infrastructure throughout Guyana.
Launched by Education Minister Priya Manickchand, the library is significant, as it provides students and the wider community with a dedicated space for reading, learning, and intellectual development.
The facility boasts an average of 460 books, offering a diverse collection to support educational growth.

“The launch ceremony marked a milestone in the government’s ongoing efforts to improve literacy and access to educational materials,” the Education Ministry said.
Minister Manickchand underscored the importance of libraries in supporting both the academic and personal growth of students.

The new space will serve as a hub for educational activities, enabling students to expand their knowledge beyond the classroom. By providing access to books, computers, and other learning resources, the Hampton Court Library is expected to play a critical role in helping students achieve their full potential.