Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega and the Mexican Ambassador opened a new kitchen, dining hall, and garden at San Francisco de Jeronimo RC School in Pueblo Viejo.
Kim Simpliss-Barrow launched a children's rights activity book aimed at educating kids about their rights in an engaging way.
The Police Department launched its Gang Resistance Education and Training program to help youth resist gangs and improve their academic performance.
Belizean media workers are attending a seminar in Barbados focused on media law and journalist responsibilities.
Attorneys from the Belize Bar Association held a conference to educate themselves on the Belize-Guatemala Territorial Claim.
The Department of Youth Services held a youth parade and rally to promote the upcoming election of the National Youth Council in Belize.
A meeting at the Biltmore highlighted the importance of birth registration and discussed improvements to the registration system in Belize.
A police media workshop was held to train officers on proper interview techniques and improve relations with the media.
The Social Security debate series featured students from UWI Open Campus and SJC Sixth Formers discussing birthright citizenship in the US.
Stacy Martinez and Orson Elrington were sworn in as new attorneys in a ceremony presided over by Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin.
Education Minister Patrick Faber reviewed Belize's educational system, discussing achievements and future objectives at a press conference.
Teachers with provisional licenses risk losing their jobs unless they meet qualifications for a full license or apply for a special permit by March 2016.
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