Make-Up School Days For Strike Finalized
The Ministry of Education has finalized make-up school days for students affected by the October strike, adding six days to the school calendar.
The Ministry of Education has finalized make-up school days for students affected by the October strike, adding six days to the school calendar.
The Teachers Union opposes the Minister of Education's plan to bypass them in discussions about compensating for lost teaching days due to a strike.
The BNTU seeks clarification on teachers' pay for strike days and how lost classroom time will be compensated.
The Belize Assembly for Persons with Diverse Abilities hosted a training for caregivers on handling the elderly and special needs children.
The Ministry of Education plans to extend school days to compensate for instructional time lost due to a recent teachers' strike.
Belizean students excelled in the 2016 CXC exams, with several receiving top awards and recognition for their outstanding performances.
A project called IMPACT Justice trains educators in restorative practices to improve rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders in CARICOM member states.
The Eastern Division Police station opened a new training facility funded by the US embassy to enhance police training and capacity in Belize.
A national rally by the teachers union attracted fewer participants than expected, reflecting a possible sense of accomplishment after recent negotiations with the government.
Teachers will receive their full pay, but disagreements between the BNTU and Minister of Education Patrick Faber continue over meeting participation and salary deductions.
Teachers will receive their upcoming paycheck, but uncertainty remains about payment for the 11-day strike as negotiations continue between the BNTU and the government.
The Minister of Education proposes delaying salary deductions for striking teachers to allow time for discussions with the BNTU.
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