CARE Belize Regionally Recognized
CARE Belize has gained international recognition for its community rehabilitation programme supporting disabled students' access to education.
CARE Belize has gained international recognition for its community rehabilitation programme supporting disabled students' access to education.
Kelanie Gillett's legal options regarding her child are limited due to adoption laws, as explained by attorney Michael Peyrefitte.
The Ministry of Education is working on a Quality Child Friendly Schools Initiative to improve school standards in Belize.
Cabinet has decided to open a primary school in the Belama area of Belize City as the Ministry of Education seeks funding and land.
Galen University in the Cayo District is now under the ownership of Dr. Louis Zabaneh, who aims to enhance student focus and quality education.
The draft Education and Training Bill was introduced in the House to establish a Belize Teaching Services Commission for better teacher management and standards.
Dr. Louis Zabaneh has taken over as head of Galen University, focusing on enhancing the relevance of its business programs.
The Catholic Church and the Ministry of Education reached a compromise on teacher hiring rights, but Minister Patrick Faber insists there is no shift in authority.
Belize's top high school and tertiary students were recognized at the CXC and CAPE awards ceremony, highlighting improvements in exam performance.
the women’s department is holding a free legal clinic for those who cannot afford private attorneys at the Chateau Caribbean as part of activism against domestic violence
Hirian Good's judicial review against the Ministry of Education was adjourned due to issues with document service.
The CARICOM Commission presented a draft report on youth challenges and opportunities to policy-makers and the public in Belize.
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