Noble Brothers Protest Teachers
Parents protested in front of the BNTU office, expressing frustration over their children being out of school due to a teachers' strike.
Parents protested in front of the BNTU office, expressing frustration over their children being out of school due to a teachers' strike.
Teachers continue their strike for a second week, demanding a formal meeting with the Prime Minister regarding their concerns and demands.
Catholic schools remain closed despite a statement from the Bishops urging students and teachers to return to the classroom amid an ongoing strike.
The teachers strike continues into its fifth day with demonstrations across the country as the Belize National Teachers Union seeks direction from its members.
About 675 teachers from the Belize District Branch demonstrated in the city, advocating for good governance and facing pay cuts due to their strike.
Teachers and parents in Belmopan protested, gathering at the Belmopan Comprehensive School and later meeting at the George Price Center to plan future actions.
The Catholic Bishops urge teachers to return to the classroom while supporting government reforms for good governance.
The UNESCO Global Micro-Science Project aims to enhance science education in Belize by providing teachers with tools and training for effective student engagement.
Eleven Belizeans graduated from NICH's Technical Audio Course, gaining skills for audio work in various industries.
Archbishop Kalenga emphasized the importance of keeping schools open during the teachers' strike to prioritize children's education.
The Ministry of Education has sent out application forms for temporary teachers amid ongoing national demonstrations by teachers.
Teachers continue their strike with a nationwide demonstration planned for Thursday, as the Ministry of Education prepares to hire temporary teachers.
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