Teachers at the ITVET in Orange Walk staged a sit-out over late salaries, affecting over 300 students, and held an emergency meeting with education officials.
Students at three Belize City primary schools are learning to grow food through a garden-in-schools project supported by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Taiwanese Embassy.
Students from various schools showcased their digital innovations in an app competition focused on transport, vital statistics, and local government.
NCFC launched a rights-based activity book and CD package for children at the Bliss Center to promote awareness of children's rights.
The BNTU and the Minister of Education met to discuss teacher concerns and chart a way forward for resolving issues like hardship allowances and Proposal 22.
Students participated in an ICJ youth forum at the University of Belize to learn about the court process and its implications for Belize.
The BNTU held a demonstration and is set to meet with Minister Faber to discuss teachers' issues.
The University of Belize launched its first bachelor's in Statistics and a professional certificate in GIS, aiming to attract local and international students.
Teachers from across Belize demonstrated in Belmopan to protest unresolved issues with the Ministry of Education, including hardship allowances and collective bargaining negotiations.
Education Minister Patrick Faber expresses readiness to meet with the teachers' union to resolve misunderstandings amid ongoing tensions.
School principals attended a forum to hear differing views on the ICJ dispute regarding Guatemala's claim over Belizean territory.
Over 80 kids graduated from the Eastern Division police mentorship program, learning key life skills and participating in field trips.
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