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Teaching Service Commission Guyana TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION PRELIMINARY APPOINTMENT LIST 2020 It is proposed that the following appointments be offered to teachers as listed below. Except as otherwise stated, appointments take effect from September 01, 2020. N.B.: (I) Appointments made after interview will not be subject to review. (II) Requests for a review of any decision must be SENT DIRECTLY to the Secretary, Teaching Service Commission, 22 Brickdam and Sendall Place, Stabroek, Georgetown, not later than Thursday, December 31, 2021. Each request for a review of a promotion decision MUST include detailed reasons why such decision should be disturbed. Requests for review without these details will NOT be entertained. NURSERY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE A NO. SCHOOL REG NAME STATUS PREVIOUS SCHOOL GRADE REGION 01. Starters GT Maureen Philadelphia GHM Lusignan Nur. Grade B Reg. #4 NURSERY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE B 01. Grove 04 Michelle Roberts GHM Pearl Nur. Grade C Reg. #4 02. Campbell’s Trust 04 Nafeeza Ramdhan GHM Houston Nur. Grade C GT 03. Helena 04 Dinah Sears GHM Kwakwani Nur. Grade D Reg. #10 (w.e.f. 2020‐12.01) 04. Cotton Tree 05 Jewell Sinclair GHM Blairmont Nur. Grade C Reg. #5 (w.e.f. 2020‐12‐01) NURSERY SCHOOLS HEAD MASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE C 01. Good Hope (NHA) 02 Melena Pollard NGHM Holy Name Nur. Grade D Reg. #10 02. Ondermeeming (NHA) 02 Shindy Paul‐Duncan NGHM Danielstown Nur. Grade D Reg. #2 03. Cornelia Ida 03 Nicola Heinz GSAM Prospect Nur. Grade C Reg. #4 04. Uitvlugt 03 Cindy Hinds GSAM Stanleytown Nur. Grade D Reg. #3 05. Haslington 04 Tremaine Horatio GSAM Lusignan Nur. Grade B Reg. #4 (w.e.f. 2020‐12‐01) 06. West End 05 Dale Collins NGSAM Helena Nur. Grade B Reg.# 4 NURSERY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE D 01. Kwebanna (HA) 01 Jennifer Williams NSAM Waramuri Nur. Grade D Reg. #1 02. La Jalousie 01 Dawn Francis‐Williams GSAM Carmelita Nur. Grade C GT 03. Seaview 03 Odetta Bacon GSAM Parafait Nur. Grade B Reg. #3 04. St. Cuthbert’s 04 Samantha Johnson GSAM Dorcas Club Nur. Grade C Reg. #4 05. Carlton Hall 05 Chandrani Mangal‐Alphonso GSAM Enterprise Nur. Grade B Reg. #4 06. Mora Point (HA) 05 Deonne Wade GSAM Zeezight Nur. Grade D Reg. #4 07. Manchester 06 Neia Phillips‐Grant GSAM Ankerville Nur. Grade C Reg. #6 08. Campbelltown (HA) 08 Wendy Singh‐Crocker GSAM Sophia Nur. Grade B GT 09. Moco Moco (HA) 09 Abigail Kellman GSAM Schoonard Nur. Grade C Reg. #3 10. Shulinab (HA) 09 Theresa Lewis NGSAM Shulinab Nur. Grade D Reg. #9 11. Christianburg (NHA) 10 Rhonda Antigna GSAM Canvas City Nur. Grade C Reg. #10 1 NURSERY SCHOOLS SENIORMASTERS/MISTRESSES SM‐ GRADE A 01. Starters GT Norma Reece GSAM Mon Repos Nur. Grade B Reg. #4 02. Smyth Street GT Nicola Jermiah‐Jeffers GSAM Diamond Nur. Grade B Reg. #4 PRIMARY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE A 01. Leonora 03 Shaundell Chichester GHM Parafait Harmony Pri. Grade B Reg. #3 02. Mon Repos 04 Moira Thomas GDHM Rosignol Pri. Grade A Reg. #5 03. New Diamond/Grove 04 Tessa Fernandes GDHM Lusignan Pri. Grade A Reg. #4 PRIMARY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE B 01. Cornelia Ida 03 Angela Watson GHM Goed Fortuin Pri. Grade C Reg. #3 (w.e.f. 2020‐10‐01) 02. Rose Hall Estate 04 Bassant Jagdeo GHM All Saints Pri. Grade C Reg. #6 03. St.‐John‐the‐Baptist 07 Norma Hohenkirk GDHM St.‐John‐the‐Baptist Pri. Grade B Reg. #7 (NHA) PRIMARY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE C 01. 8th of May 02 Maureen Fraser NGSM Sparta Pri. Grade C Reg. #2 (w.e.f. 2020‐10‐01) 02. Fisher (HA) 02 Chandramma Raghunauth GHM Better Hope Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 03. Suddie (NHA) 02 Venetia Oberuller GHM Huis’t Dieren Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 04. Annandale 04 Marlyn Welch GDHM St. Agnes Pri. Grade A GT 05. Eccles 04 Shellon Hunte GDHM Patentia Pri. Grade B Reg. #3 06. Gibson 04 Althea Russell GSM Victoria Pri. Grade D Reg. #4 07. Timehri 04 Ian Cush GDHM St. Mary’s Pri. Grade B Reg. #4 08. St. Ambrose GT Alecia Osbourne‐Blair GDHM St. Angela’s Pri. Grade B GT 09. Arapaima (HA) 09 Terrence Brashe GHM Yupukari Pri. Grade D Reg. #9 10. Sand Creek (HA) 09 Frances D’Aguiar NGHM St. Ignatius Pri. Grade D Reg. #9 11. Christianburg (HA) 10 Lynette Melville GDHM Watooka Day Pri. Grade B Reg. #10 PRIMARY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE D 01. Barabina (NHA) 01 Fiona English GHM St. Dominic’s Pri. Grade E Reg. #1 02. Haimaracabra (HA) 01 Anthony Harris NGSM Waramuri Pri. Grade C Reg. #1 03. Sebai (NHA) 01 Karen Benjamin NGSM Sebai Pri. Grade D Reg. #1 04. Abrams Creek (HA) 02 Cheryl Vaughn NGSM Abrams Creek Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 05. Lilydale (HA) 02 Luana Chase GSM Marlborough Pri. Grade D Reg. #3 06. Lima Sands (HA) 02 Pulmattie Drikpaul GHM Capoey Pri. Grade E Reg. #2 07. Ulele (HA) 02 Mirtland Hendericks GSM Ulele Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 08. Wakapoa (HA) 02 Hyacinth Richards NGSM Wakapoa Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 09. San Souci (NHA) 03 Sasenarine Harilall GHM Morashee Pri. Grade E Reg. #3 10. Kuru Kuru (NHA) 04 Amelia Nials GSM St. Sidewells Pri. Grade D GT 11. Moblissa (NHA) 04 Wenetta Amsterdam GSM Moblissa Pri. Grade D Reg. #4 12. Silver Hill (NHA) 04 Tracey Hossanah GSM Regma Pri. Grade B Reg. #10 13. St. Cuthbert’s (HA) 04 Melicia Murray‐Chung GHM Bethany Pri. Grade E Reg. #2 2 14. Bara Bara (NHA) 06 Walter Amsterdam NGSM Bara Cara Pri. Grade D Reg. #6 15. Fyrish (NHA) 06 Okel Martin GSM Mahaicony Pri. Grade C Reg. #5 16. Potaro (NHA) 07 Sherleen Bancroft GSM Agatash Pri. Grade D Reg. #7 17. Kurukubaru (NHA) 08 Wendy Peters NGSM Kurukabaru Pri. Grade D Reg. #8 18. Awarewaunau (HA) 09 Gary Foo NGSM Yupukari Pri. Grade D Reg. #9 19. Rupunau (HA) 09 Iris Davis NGHM Toka Pri. Grade E Reg. #9 20. Yakarinta (HA) 09 Ellen Davis NGHM Surama Pri. Grade E Reg. #9 21. Coomacka (NHA) 10 Vanessa Christiani GSM Amelia’s Ward Pri. Grade B Reg. #10 PRIMARY SCHOOLS HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES HM‐ GRADE E 01. Aruka (NHA) 01 Sharmin Joseph NGSAM Aruka Pri. Grade E Reg. #1 02. Koberima (NHA) 01 Ron Smith AM Koberima Pri. Grade E Reg. #1 03. Lower Kaituma (NHA) 01 Jasmine Marcella NGSAM Lower Kaituma Pri. Grade E Reg. #1 04. St. John’s (HA) 01 Roxanne Smith NGSAM St. John’s Pri. Grade E Reg. #2 05. St. Margaret’s (HA) 01 Eartha Thornhill GSAM Timehri Pri. Grade C Reg. #4 06. Wallaba (NHA) 01 Joslyn Abraham AM Karaburi Pri. Grade D Reg. #1 07. Dredge Creek (HA) 02 Samantha Pearson‐Smith NGSAM Mainstay Lake Pri. Grade E Reg.#2 08. Siriki (HA) 02 Esther Rodrigues GSAM Capoey Pri. Grade E Reg. #2 09. Eastern Leguan (NHA) 03 Rafael Bisnauth NGSAM Greenwich Park Pri. Grade B Reg. #3 10. Fort Island (HA) 03 Bernice Craig NGSAM Great Troolie Pri. Grade E Reg. #3 11. Hague (NHA) 03 Indranie Muneshwar GSM Windsor Forest Pri. Grade C Reg. #3 12. Northern Hogg Island 03 Cecilia Craig NGSAM Caria Caria Pri. Grade E Reg. #3 (HA) 13. Parika Back (NHA) 03 Shoundell Williams‐Trotz GSM Uitvlugt Pri. Grade C Reg. #3 14. Zeelandia (NHA) 03 Prem Persaud AM Zeelandia Pri. Grade E Reg. #3 15. District 10 (NHA) 05 Corletta Wilson NGSAM Belladrum Pri. Grade C Reg. #5 (w.e.f. 2020‐11‐01) 16. Sandvoort (NHA) 06 Sharmane Thomas GSAM Overwinning Pri. Grade C Reg. #6 17. Wayalayeng (NHA) 07 Yarnell Austin NGSM Phillipai Pri. Grade C Reg. #7 18. Itabac (NHA) 08 Daphne Xavier NGSM Kurukabaru Pri. Grade D Reg. #8 19. Kanapang (NHA) 08 Joyce Paul AM Bamboo Creek Pri. Grade E Reg. #8 20. Taruka (NHA) 08 Susan Calisto AM Taruka Pri. Grade E Reg. #8 21. Crash Water (HA) 09 Deyon Alfred Brisport NGSAM McGillivray Pri. Grade D Reg. #3 22. Tiger Pond (HA) 09 Suzanne Gonsalves GSAM St. Agnes Pri. Grade A GT 23. 47 Miles (HA) 10 Sharon Thomas GSAM Peter’s Hall Pri. Grade B Reg. #4 24. Bamia (NHA) 10 Simone King NGSM Coomacka Pri. Grade D Reg. #10 25. Kimbia (NHA) 10 Thecia Lyte GSAM All Saints Pri. Grade C Reg. #6 26. Rockstone 10 Arelene Lewis NGSAM St. Aidan’s Pri. Grade B Reg. #10 27. St. Lust (NHA) 10 Alecia Hercules NGSAM St. Lust Pri. Grade E Reg. #10 PRIMARY SCHOOLS DEPUTY HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES DHM‐ GRADE A 01. Port Kaituma (HA) 01 Leon Smartt GSM Port Kaituma Pri. Grade A Reg. #1 02. St. Therese’s (HA) 06 Wanza Richards GHM Eversham Pri. Grade D Reg. #6 3 PRIMARY SCHOOLS DEPUTY HEADMASTERS/MISTRESSES DHM‐ GRADE B 01. Charity (NHA) 02 Sherri Allyene‐Ceasar GSM Martindale Pri. Grade D Reg. #2 02. Cornelia Ida 03 Monique David GSM La Retraite Pri. Grade D Reg. #3 03. La Grange 03 Marcelle Li‐a‐Ping GSM Saraswat Pri. Grade B Reg. #3 04. Parika Salem (NHA) 03 Candace Vandeyar GSM Vreed‐en‐Hoop Pri. Grade A Reg. #3 05. Peter’s Hall 04 Bonita Williams GSM Thomas Moore Pri. Grade D GT 06. Bath (NHA) 05 Pulmatie Lorick GSM Bath Pri. Grade B Reg. #5 07. Auchlyne (NHA) 06 Vanessa Williams GSM Alness Pri. Grade C Reg. #6 08. St. Aidan’s (NHA) 10 Erica Halley GSM Mackenzie Pri.
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