Mathematics intervention campaign expands to Region 10

The Education Ministry’s Mathematics Intervention Campaign continues its transformative journey across the nation, reaching Linden, Region 10 (Upper Demerara-Berbice) over the weekend. The initiative aims to enhance mathematics performance and foster a culture of academic excellence in schools.
Chief Education Officer, Saddam Hussain, visited Wisburg Secondary School, where he applauded the academic achievements of the school and encouraged students to uphold and build upon this level of excellence. Speaking to the students and staff, Hussain underscored the significance of the Mathematics Intervention Campaign and its role in ensuring that students are equipped with the skills necessary for academic and personal success.
In a release from the ministry, it was stated that simultaneously, Deputy Chief Education Officer (Administration), Tiffany Harvey, engaged with students and educators at both Christianburg Secondary School and Mackenzie High School. During her visits, Harvey reiterated the ministry’s commitment to supporting schools in Region Ten and encouraged students to take full advantage of the resources provided under the campaign.

At Linden Foundation Secondary School, Assistant Chief Education Officer, Ameer Ali, met with students and teachers to further emphasize the importance of mathematics education. He highlighted the Ministry’s efforts to address challenges in the subject and commended the school for its dedication to improving outcomes.