Leadercast Belize
Leadercast Belize, a leadership seminar, was held at the Biltmore Plaza with about 200 attendees including teachers and entrepreneurs.
Leadercast Belize, a leadership seminar, was held at the Biltmore Plaza with about 200 attendees including teachers and entrepreneurs.
An awards ceremony was held to recognize outstanding teachers and school leaders across Belize for their excellence in education.
The National Fire Service welcomed 24 new firefighters after their training, increasing the total number of firefighters to 86.
Forty-eight individuals graduated from the PROCCER program aimed at drug and violence prevention and rehabilitation in Belize.
Hundreds of Guatemalan students cross the border daily to attend schools in Belize, benefiting from a better education system funded by Belizean taxpayers.
Teachers from across Belize gathered in Benque Viejo Town for an educational campaign on the Belize Guatemala Territorial Dispute.
Ambassador Assad Shoman urged teachers to include the Guatemalan territorial claim in Belize's education curriculum and amend the referendum act for fairer voting.
The Social Security Board's Debate Series concluded with Ecumenical Junior College winning a debate on the legalization of marijuana in Belize.
Cops and social workers have agreed on a new approach to the Kids Curfew, ensuring children are not held overnight at police stations.
The Department of Human Development began construction of a $4.6 million Resource Center in Lake I, with completion expected in September 2017.
A new youth facility in Lake I Community will be built with a budget of 4.6 million dollars as part of a community transformation project.
Judith Alpuche of the Ministry of Human Development discusses concerns regarding the proposed Child Curfew Program and its implications for child protection.
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