School Managements Say School Resumes on The Third, Not The Ninth!
School managements confirm classes will resume on January 3, 2017, despite the teachers' concerns about vacation days.
School managements confirm classes will resume on January 3, 2017, despite the teachers' concerns about vacation days.
Over 200 students completed a two-year art skills training project, culminating in a ceremony to celebrate their achievements and evaluate the program's effectiveness.
The Ministry of Education insists school starts on January third, while the Belize National Teachers Union advises teachers to return on the ninth.
The BNTU advises teachers to ignore the Ministry of Education's makeup days and enjoy their full Christmas vacation instead.
Thirty-six police officers completed a training workshop on mediation and conflict resolution to improve community policing in Belize.
NARCIE personnel visited city schools to raise awareness about special needs children during the International Week for Persons with Disabilities.
University of Belize students won an engineering competition in Chetumal, besting 35 teams with their innovative bridge design.
The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey presents data on the wellbeing of women and children in Belize to inform policy making.
The Chief Education Officer confirmed that most teachers were paid on time, with only one school experiencing a delay due to bank processes.
A number of teachers in Belize did not receive their full November salaries due to confusion over a court order regarding pay deductions.
Finalists of the Belize City Primary School History and Social Studies Competition showcased their knowledge of Belizean history at St. Catherine's Gymnasium.
Belize’s top students were recognized for their achievements in the CXCs, with awards and scholarships presented at a ceremony.
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