A Carnival For Readers, Not Revellers
Belize City hosted its first Literacy Carnival to promote reading and literacy among students of all ages.
Belize City hosted its first Literacy Carnival to promote reading and literacy among students of all ages.
St Martin de Porres Primary received musical instruments to form a marching band, enhancing the school's music program and benefiting the Lake I community.
the Adult and Continuing Education programme at Gwen Liz High has expanded to provide evening education access to students from various communities across Belize.
Janay Moguel returns to Grace Primary School after recovering from a shooting, receiving a warm welcome from friends and teachers.
students returned to St. Joseph's Primary School for the first day of classes, with new initiatives and high enrollment numbers reported by the principal.
The Belize City Council and Belize Kids First Organization awarded scholarships to three first form students to support their high school education.
Belize and Taiwan opened the country's first ICT center to enhance information and communication technology skills in the public service sector.
The first national symposium on the commercial sexual exploitation of children was held to address the widespread issue in Belize.
Belize Waste Control will continue garbage collection for schools after an emergency meeting resolved the issue of service termination.
Preliminary results for the CSEC exams show an overall improvement in student performance compared to last year, with 82% of subjects receiving satisfactory grades.
Belize Waste Control will no longer provide free garbage collection for schools, requiring them to find alternative waste management solutions.
Parents of Libertad Seventh Day Adventist School protest for the removal of the principal and two teachers over mismanagement and lack of accountability.
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