Primary education in the 19 century in british Guiana?

Primary education in 19th century British Guiana was characterized by a lack of formalized structures and widespread inequality. Education was primarily provided by religious groups, with a significant emphasis on missionary schools that catered mainly to specific ethnic and social groups. Access to education was limited, especially for the indigenous population and enslaved individuals, who were often excluded from formal schooling. As the century progressed, efforts were made to establish more inclusive educational policies, but challenges related to funding and infrastructure persisted.