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The Auburn Tigers played one of, it not the hardest non-conference schedule in program history a season ago. It paid off, ...

Anushka Singh, of Queen’s College, delivered an outstanding performance across all four phases in the Recover Guyana SHOUT 3.0 competition to walk away with the National Champion prize.

QUEEN’S College (QC) has emerged as the winner of Recover Guyana’s SHOUT competition for 2025, led by Anushka Singh, this year’s national champion.

Queen’s College (QC) has made history by launching the first-ever squash club in a public school in Guyana. The momentous occasion unfolded at the National Racquet Centre in Georgetown on Monday, ...

The President said Queens College, the country’s top secondary school, is known for contributing to the intellectual landscape of Guyana by producing distinguished professionals, some of whom have ...

Education Minister Priya Manickchand on Tuesday discarded claims that the Chairman of Queen’s College (QC) Board of Governors, Civil Engineer Marcel Gaskin was in a conflict of interest because he ...

The Queen’s College of Guyana Alumni Association (NY), Inc. (QCAANY) is hosting its 7 th Queen’s College Summer Math Institute (QCSMI) from July 22nd, 2024 to July 31 st, 2024, at the Queen’s College ...

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Guyana’s National Youth Environmental Speaker was announced as Vasanna Persaud of Queen’s College who received a prize package valued at $300,000 and an environmental award, a laptop PC, a health ...

As an alumnus of Queens College, Ms. Sadhoo credits the Jeannette K ... transformative powers of education firsthand from her experiences as an immigrant from Guyana and from the dearth of ...

TOBAGO-BORN Christa McClure scored 514 out of a maximum 523 marks to earn 17th place in Guyana’s National Grade Six Assessment and has earned a place at Queen’s College. Over 16,000 pupils ...