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Schoolbell.net Ranks the 10 Best Primary Schools in Guyana for 2026

New ranking highlights leading institutions based on 2024 NGSA top-tier performance data

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February 11, 2026
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Schoolbell.net, a global education discovery and rankings platform, today announced the publication of its 2026 rankings for the 10 best primary schools in Guyana. This list highlights institutions recognized across the nation based on their academic prestige and ability to produce top-performing students in the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA).

The annual ranking evaluates primary schools in Guyana—foundational institutions offering structured teaching in core subjects and essential skills—ranked specifically by the number of students who placed in the top 1% of the 2024 NGSA. A higher concentration of top-tier performers suggests a strong academic environment and a proven track record of preparing students for the country’s most elite secondary schools.

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“As Guyana experiences a period of rapid national growth, the quality of primary education remains the most critical factor in ensuring Guyanese children are ready to lead that future,” said a spokesperson for Schoolbell.net. “Success at the NGSA level is a testament to the dedication of Guyanese educators and parents alike.”

The 10 Best Primary Schools in Guyana for 2026:

  • 1st: Mae’s Under 12 Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 20
  • 2nd: Academy of Excellence – Students in National Top 1%: 18
  • 3rd: New Guyana School – Students in National Top 1%: 16
  • 4th: Success Elementary – Students in National Top 1%: 15
  • 5th: Green Acres Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 10
  • 6th: Leonora Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 8
  • 7th (tie): Canadian School of Arts & Science – Students in National Top 1%: 6
  • 7th (tie): Marian Academy – Students in National Top 1%: 6
  • 8th: Cumberland Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 5
  • 9th: Mon-Repos Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 4
  • 10th (tie): Cropper Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 3
  • 10th (tie): Enterprise Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 3
  • 10th (tie): Fisher Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 3
  • 10th (tie): La Grange Primary – Students in National Top 1%: 3
  • 10th (tie): Standard Christian Academy – Students in National Top 1%: 3

The full 2026 ranking of primary schools in Guyana is available now at: https://schoolbell.net/gy/primary-schools/


About Schoolbell.net

Based in Singapore, Schoolbell.net is a global educational ranking platform dedicated to providing data-driven insights into the world’s best schools and universities. By analysing and applying contextual datasets, Schoolbell.net helps make educational choices clear, fast, and simple for parents and students worldwide.

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