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GAWU presents Bursary Awards to members’ children

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August 16, 2025
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The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) proudly recognised the achievements of its members’ children who were successful at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) today (August 12, 2025). At a special presentation ceremony held at GAWU’s Headquarters, the Union awarded bursaries to 23 students drawn from various branches where the GAWU is recognised. These bursaries are aimed at assisting students as they embark on the new and exciting chapter of secondary school.

In delivering brief remarks, GAWU President, Seepaul Narine, extended warm congratulations to the students on their commendable achievements. He also acknowledged the tireless efforts of the parents, who worked hand-in-hand with their children in preparing them for the examinations. Narine pointed out that the bursary programme was one of the many benefits GAWU provides to its members, and noted that the Union’s gains are not confined to the bargaining table, but also extend to initiatives that support the holistic well-being of members and their families.

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GAWU General Secretary, Aslim Singh, also addressed the gathering, congratulating both the students and their parents. He reminded the young awardees that secondary school will bring new challenges and opportunities for success and encouraged them to remain focused, disciplined, and hardworking. Singh further observed that education is evolving, with technology now playing an increasingly important role, and urged students to embrace these changes as part of their learning journey. Other executives of the Union also joined in offering congratulations and words of encouragement to the awardees.

Following the brief remarks, the students were presented with their awards. Notably, three students received double awards, as their parents are also members of the GAWU Credit Union, underscoring the broad support network available to GAWU families.

The Union is pleased to celebrate the accomplishments of its members’ children and strongly emphasises the value of education in building a brighter future. GAWU remains committed to supporting the academic and personal development of the next generation, recognising that today’s students’ successes will contribute to our country’s continued progress.

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