Teachers Went To Jalacte
One hundred Belizean teachers visited Jalacte to explore cross-border issues with Guatemala's Santa Cruz.
One hundred Belizean teachers visited Jalacte to explore cross-border issues with Guatemala's Santa Cruz.
The Southside curfew is being implemented to address children on the streets at night, with plans for their care and rehabilitation discussed by authorities.
Dr. Arlie Petters visited the University of Belize to discuss STEM education and its importance with students and faculty.
March is early childhood development month, featuring activities like the Early Childhood Education Expo held at BTL Park.
Five schools showcased innovative projects at the Sagicor Visionaries Challenge, focusing on sustainability and entrepreneurship, with Belize High School winning first place.
Alan Slusher discusses the University of Belize's relationship with the Ministry of Education and the challenges facing the institution.
Volunteers from Oklahoma State University are training teachers at St. John's Primary School to make reading more exciting for students.
A workshop aimed at ending youth violence in Belize trained stakeholders on identifying and intervening in child abuse cases.
Minister Patrick Faber discusses the National Youth Council elections and emphasizes the importance of youth participation and empowerment in Belize.
Youth leaders have been elected across various districts in Belize, with ties in the Belize and Corozal districts requiring a bi-election.
An opening ceremony for early childhood development month featured a parade and emphasized the importance of trained teachers and parental involvement in education.
The Caribbean Regional Youth Council is guiding the establishment of the Belize Chapter of the National Youth Council to ensure youth representation in governance.
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