THE Guyana Digital School (GDS) has begun a nationwide school outreach programme aimed at increasing student awareness of its digital learning platform and expanding access to flexible, technology-driven education.
The initiative, which officially commenced this week, involves direct engagement with secondary school students to explain the opportunities available through the GDS, respond to questions, and facilitate on-site registration for those who are not yet enrolled.
As part of the rollout, a GDS outreach team recently visited Cummings Lodge Secondary School, where students participated in an interactive session focused on how digital learning can complement their existing classroom studies. During the visit, students were guided step by step through the registration process and provided with practical information on how to access and use the platform effectively.
The outreach programme forms part of the Ministry of Education’s broader strategy to expand access to quality education through innovative and flexible learning models that support student development and academic achievement.
According to the Ministry, the GDS team is expected to continue visiting schools across Guyana in the coming weeks, strengthening engagement with students, educators, and local school communities while promoting the benefits of digital education.
The Guyana Digital School, a national initiative conceptualised under the leadership of President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, is designed to provide accessible, high-quality education through online platforms. The institution offers flexible learning opportunities intended to complement traditional schooling and promote academic excellence among learners nationwide.