A revamping of the local education system is being touted by the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR).? Executive Member of the political party,Cheap Atlanta Falcons Jerseys, Cheryl Sampson,Cheap Stitched Jerseys, recently made this disclosure as she alluded to a number of shortcomings evident in the sector.Primary among Sampson’s concerns was the need for the continuity of programmes introduced over the years. Recalling her stint in the sector,World Baseball Classic Jerseys Outlet, Sampson said that “one of the problems we have is the lack of continuity. I say that because you have had so many different funding agencies introducing various programmes.”She alluded to the Secondary Schools Reform Project and the Basic Education Access and Management Support (BEAMS) as some of the programmes that were introduced to the sector over the years.“…What has happened is that,Wholesale MLB Jerseys, if the World Bank comes and funds a programme and that funding is finished,Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Arsenal Jersey UK, that is the end of whatever; the continuity is just not there. Then we have the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) coming and they do something else or the Department for International Development (DFID) comes and so something else is done again but the efforts to make certain that they continue, is not happening.”Sampson contended that a lot of money has been spent in literacy and numeracy but yet several related problems persist.“We have these problems in the schools and I would say that it is a chicken and egg situation… The children in the schools don’t have the ground work to do whatever is needed so it comes through to the teachers…”She speculated that the resulting problem has extended to the Cyril Potter College of Education and even extends to the University of Guyana. “These are things that we have to look at and put a hold on so that we can move on.”According to the Executive Member,2018 NFL Draft Jersey, education is very important a notion that has always been amplified by the party’s founder member (former President Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham). Burnham was in fact the first Minister of Education and Sampson noted that he had put measures in place to make sure that reading and writing was important even introducing the three Rs – Reading, Writing and Arithmetic – that have been deemed the foundation of education.Currently, Sampson insisted that “something is not going too right and with all these different policies that are being put forward by the administration sometimes we really want to know what is happening.”Sampson stressed the need for continuity pointing out that “we need to look at it and sort of revamp the entire education system…there is a possibility that we can revamp.”