Education Minister Patrick Faber addresses complaints about Mennonite-managed schools in Scotland Half Moon and announces plans to make corporal punishment illegal.
Twenty-five principals from Belize City schools participated in a workshop aimed at enhancing their roles as instructional leaders.
Parents of students at Mennonite managed schools protest against new rules and fee increases, claiming a lack of representation in the decision-making process.
Rowan Garel, a visually impaired child, returns to school after summiting Victoria Peak with his father for charity.
Jane Menzies Bennett launched her first book of poetry at the Bliss Center, attended by Minister of Education Patrick Faber.
The Belize National Library Service has launched a campaign to encourage reading among children and involve parents in the process.
The Yabra community Policing Center's feeding program reopened to provide meals for over 200 school children in Port Loyola after a six-month closure.
St. John's College won the 2011 Belize Math Olympiad, scoring 4,399 points and earning their second title as National Champions.
A new primary school building is being constructed in Toledo to alleviate overcrowding in local schools.
Sarah McGaughey reports on the prevalence of text messaging among students and its impact on their daily lives.
Students at SJC Sixth Form demonstrate limited knowledge of Belizean heroes ahead of Heroes and Benefactors Day celebrations.
Wesley High students discuss the impact of gun violence on their school and community following a recent incident involving a firearm on campus.
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