Thirty youths, aged 8 to 11, last Friday completed a Heritage Awareness Programme facilitated by the National Trust of Guyana in collaboration with The Ministry of Culture.
The Government Infor-mation Agency (GINA) said the camp, the first of its kind, was geared to educate and pique the interest of children regarding their heritage, as well as the nation’s legacy and its significance.
Students were given tours to various monuments, heritage as well as mangrove sites. In addition, basic practice sessions in making models,
