The Belize National Teachers Union has requested a delay in the passage of the Education and Training Bill to allow for further review of stakeholder concerns.
the 2010 national census in Belize will begin on May 12, aiming to collect data from 80,000 households across the country.
Gilroy Arnold from Gwen Lizarraga High School won January’s Do the Right Thing Award for his commitment to positive change and encouraging peers to follow his example.
Education Minister Patrick Faber responds to the Belize National Teachers’ Union's demand for a pay raise and discusses corporal punishment in schools.
Belizeans can now earn degrees from Bridgewater State University through a new student exchange agreement signed by Education Minister Faber.
Ten Belizeans graduated as certified culinarians at a ceremony in Belize City, marking a step towards professional culinary standards in the country.
The University of Belize hosted a meeting to discuss opportunities for students to obtain Master’s Degrees through the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Programme.
The Belize National Teacher’s Union demands action from the government on a collective bargaining agreement within a week or they will take necessary measures.
The Ministry of Education held an event to catalogue its accomplishments and outline future plans amid challenges in the education system and society.
An explosion caused panic at Anglican Cathedral College, but it was determined to be a cherry bomb with no injuries reported.
Saint Catherine’s Academy is fundraising for a million dollar multi-purpose building to accommodate more students and improve facilities.
the Social Investment Fund donated sewing machines and supplies to the Yabra Community Policing Centre to support unemployed women in the area.
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