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Message from Shadow Minister of Education Corretta McDonald on New School Year

-"Continue to confront the challenges with love and empower those around you to reach their potential."

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September 3, 2024
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Coretta McDonald GTU General Secretary

Coretta McDonald GTU General Secretary

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Today, many of our boys and girls are returning to school for a brand-new academic year (September 2024 to July 2025) after the August Vocation. Of course there will be much excitement, curiosity, panic, fear, cries and everything else that comes with attending school especially for the first timers who are now venturing off to nursery. Yes, this is what your first day will entail, showing off of new backpacks, new clothing, new classrooms and the eagerness to learn new concepts.

This, it is our responsibility as parents, teachers and the community to ensure that our priority be that of their well-being, simply put our readiness to facilitate and fulfill their learning process, making it as smooth and enjoyable as possible. To this end allow me to extend best wishes to all our children and to wish them every success in this journey towards becoming productive citizens.

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I pray the blessings of God on their lives, for protection as they travel to and from school, that they may be showered with wisdom, tolerance, respect and love for their peers. I pray too for Strength, Resilience and Commitment for our Valued Teachers as they mould these hungry minds who are curious to explore the world with values and the knowledge that will see them into adulthood.

Finally, dear teachers, let me thank you for your unwavering commitment to this Noble Profession even though your service and contributions go unnoticed many times. Let me reassure though, that as a Resilient Group, your contributions are recorded and in due time, your reward will be showered in abundance. Continue to confront the challenges with love and empower those around you to reach their potential. Blessings for this new year and a warm welcome on your return to school.

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Coretta McDonald is Shadow Minister of Education and General Secretary of the Guyana Teachers Union

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