Legal Learning For All
Twenty-five participants graduated from a free legal systems course organized by the City Council for staff and police officers.
Twenty-five participants graduated from a free legal systems course organized by the City Council for staff and police officers.
The Tertiary Options and Opportunities Fair was held to inform students about university choices and funding options after high school.
Jaheel Lamb, a 4th former, was honored for his positive transformation through the police program 'Do the Raitt thing' aimed at guiding youths.
Twenty kids from Belmopan visited the Belize Central Prison to learn about the consequences of crime and the prison experience.
Johana Ramos received the "Do the right thing" award for her positive impact on peers and academic achievements at Maud Williams High School.
The University of Belize reports a significant increase in students unable to pay fees and announces changes to graduation ceremonies.
A two-day workshop on mental health was held in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Mount Sinai University from New York.
Stann Creek Ecumenical High School is hosting a pageant and raffle to raise funds for student programs and auditorium improvements.
Escuela Secundaria Technica Mexico in San Roman village inaugurated a new building to accommodate its growing student enrollment.
Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin lectured 100 Alcaldes and Maya women on the judiciary's role in good governance in Punta Gorda Town.
Twelve firemen graduated from a promotional course designed to enhance their skills and prepare them for higher responsibilities within the fire service.
Anke Doehm lost custody of her three daughters to their father, David Cannon, following a court decision amid ongoing child cruelty charges against her.
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