The Ministry of Education held a special education conference focusing on inclusion and accessibility for children with special needs during National Disability Week.
The Ministry of Housing and the Economic Development Council launched a building unit awareness workshop series across various municipalities in Belize.
Minister of Education Patrick Faber acknowledges the importance of children's criticisms from the recent children's parliament and plans a follow-up session.
Almost 400 students were recognized at the CXC National Awards Ceremony for their achievements in CSEC and CAPE exams.
Thirty-six primary school teachers and education officers received partial scholarships for a master's program in inclusive and special education at UWI Belize City campus.
Julian Cho Technical High School in Toledo has been without a principal since November, with two candidates under consideration for the position.
Pine Street Preschool in Belize City was closed due to unlicensed teachers, but plans are underway to reopen it at a new location.
The National Children's Awards recognized excellence in child-friendly reporting and various achievements by children across Belize in multiple categories.
The PUC's annual Raspberry Pi Jam showcased innovative technological solutions created by high school students addressing various issues in Belize.
Students from various high schools presented innovative solutions to crime and national security, with awards given for the best projects.
The Credit Union League partnered with Belize Elementary School to host a national financial literacy competition for primary school students.
High school and primary school students participated in a Children's parliament in Belmopan, celebrating the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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