The Best & Brightest That Belize Has
Almost 400 students were recognized at the 23rd CXC National Awards for their outstanding academic achievements in CSEC and CAPE exams.
Almost 400 students were recognized at the 23rd CXC National Awards for their outstanding academic achievements in CSEC and CAPE exams.
Minister of Education Patrick Faber announced increased scholarship opportunities for top CSEC and CAPE achievers during an awards ceremony.
government agencies and civil society partners presented their work on sustainable development goals at a knowledge fair in Belmopan.
UNICEF held its annual end of year review to evaluate the effectiveness of its programs supporting children's health and development in Belize.
The Ministries of Education, Agriculture, and Health have launched a national feeding program for Belizean children as part of the Mesoamerica Hunger Free initiative.
A program aims to improve schoolkids' eating habits by replacing unhealthy lunch options with healthier meals featuring local produce.
The annual GIS expo in Belize City showcased the benefits of Geographical Information Systems for businesses, education, and environmental conservation.
The annual GIS expo in Belize City showcased the benefits of Geographical Information Systems for businesses, education, and environmental conservation.
The Ministry of Home Affairs started a workshop for customs and immigration officers on advanced interrogation techniques to enhance border security.
High school students showcased innovative projects using Raspberry Pi computers at the second annual Raspberry Pi Jam organized by the Public Utilities Commission and the Ministry of Education.
A consultation was held to address child labour in Belize's sugar cane industry and develop hazardous and light work lists for children.
Education Minister Patrick Faber criticizes the BNTU for neglecting teachers' interests and aligning with the opposition.
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