The Belize Natural Energy Charitable Trust renovated school buildings for Maya Mopan Pre-School and Richard Quinn R.C. School, benefiting over 220 students and teachers.
Jamaican architecture students conducted studies in Belize City, analyzing its urban landscape and architectural challenges related to climate change and cultural identity.
Bert Oliva conducted motivational sessions for Belize City students, encouraging them to embrace personal change through extreme activities like walking on glass and fire eating.
A new interactive DVD featuring children's stories from the school curriculum was launched, with plans to distribute copies to primary school students.
Bert Oliva returns to Belize to motivate 10,000 students through his 'Motivational Missionaries' Tour 2014, emphasizing the potential within each child.
Teachers express dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister's reported 4% raise after a meeting with unions, rejecting claims of acceptance from the Education Minister.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced a 4% salary increase for teachers, costing the government 28 million dollars, while addressing concerns about public spending.
Two female students from Belmopan Comprehensive have been suspended following a viral fist fight recorded and shared on Facebook.
Selwyn King has resigned as Director of Office of Public Information at the University of Belize, effective at the end of the month.
The Belize National Teachers Union celebrated their successful rallies and discussed broader educational issues at a press conference in Belize City.
The Minister of Education addressed union rallies and emphasized the ministry's commitment to new social justice programs for needy students.
The Ministry of Education is implementing a needs-based funding initiative to make secondary education more affordable for students and their families.
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