Engineering Students Making Moves with Macaroni
Engineering students at the University of Belize competed in a construction competition using macaroni to build crane modules.
Engineering students at the University of Belize competed in a construction competition using macaroni to build crane modules.
A wild card contestant won the primary school History and Social Studies quiz competition, showcasing knowledge and luck against other finalists.
Police Commissioner Allen Whylie emphasizes the need for public education on the new marijuana law allowing possession of small quantities.
High school students heard a former gang member's life story and his journey to change with help from Home Boy Industries.
Fifteen officers from the BDF and Coast Guard completed a six-day training course on Geographic Information Systems in Belmopan.
Seven finalists from seventeen schools have advanced to the finals of the history competition taking place at the Bliss on October 27th.
The Primary School Social Studies competition focused on Belize City history, with students showcasing their knowledge and competing for the title of History Champion.
A public exhibit was held at the George Price Center in Belmopan to celebrate Caribbean and World Statistics Day, highlighting the importance of statistics in various sectors.
Sister Margaret, a former Dean of Discipline at Saint Catherine's Academy, reflects on her impactful career in education and her ongoing commitment to students after retirement.
The Belize Police Association is holding a raffle to fund a scholarship program for police officers and their children.
Kendis Gibson conducted workshops and lectures for Belizean media and students, sharing insights from his experience as a television journalist in the US.
A national conference was held to discuss improving care and economic security for the elderly in Belize on the international day of older persons.
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