The Ministry of Education in Guyana has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative aimed at fostering moral and civic education within the national school curriculum, alongside the introduction of a dedicated website for reporting bullying incidents. Education Minister Sonia Parag announced the plan during a national anti-bullying consultation, emphasizing its role in a broader strategy to eliminate bullying and instill positive values among students. Parag highlighted that moral education is essential for cultivating empathy, kindness, and responsibility in the younger generation. ‘Moral education should serve as the cornerstone for personal growth, helping us become better individuals,’ she stated, underscoring the importance of making acts of kindness and goodwill habitual. As part of this initiative, the Ministry also launched the Management Information System Unit (MISU) platform, a secure digital tool designed to enable students, parents, and teachers to report instances of bullying or harassment effectively.