Resolution for Garbage situation At Schools
Education Minister Patrick Faber announced that Waste Control will continue garbage pickup at schools without new charges for now.
Education Minister Patrick Faber announced that Waste Control will continue garbage pickup at schools without new charges for now.
Schools in Belize face a garbage crisis as Belize Waste Control begins charging for waste disposal after 19 years of free service, prompting principals to refuse payment.
The UWI Open Campus began a two-day conference in Belize focused on the education system and its role in sustainable development.
The UWI Open Campus signed a memorandum of understanding with the Belize Chamber of Commerce to enhance education tailored to the private sector's needs.
Dominique Noralez received the Christopher Galvez Educational Scholarship Award to support her goal of becoming a doctor.
Dorien Villafranco from St. John's Junior College was named the Most Outstanding Candidate in the Caribbean for the 2010 CSEC examinations.
Power has been restored to most areas, and schools in the Belize district are set to gradually reopen following storm damage.
preschool teachers from six districts participated in a storytelling competition at the Bliss Center for the Performing Arts, showcasing original stories for young children.
The Ministry of Education continues its country-wide tour, promoting the importance of education and donating computers to Gwen Liz High School.
Wesley School students marched for drug prevention during Red Ribbon Week, promoting a drug-free lifestyle and engaging parents in the initiative.
Excelsior High students participated in an anti-drug march to kick off Drug Awareness Week, promoting a drug-free message in their community.
A new Social Studies book for lower division students has been launched, aimed at developing self-esteem and respect for community and environment.
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