The BNTU President warns that poor pay conditions are causing a significant number of teachers to leave the profession, jeopardizing the education system.
UB engineering and architecture students excelled in a regional crane-building competition, securing second place despite a disqualification due to a technicality.
The Disabilities Act was signed into law, aiming to improve accessibility and establish a national disability commission in Belize.
Eden Seventh Day Adventist High School in Santa Elena held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new auditorium expected to be completed in April 2025.
The Ministry of Investment has partnered with DRTX Drones to provide training for farmers on using drones in agriculture.
The BNTU demands payment of increments and allowances from the Ministry of Education, which is working to resolve the issue dating back to 2018.
The Ministry of Education clarified that an 11-year-old boy left school due to bullying, not because of an inability to pay fees.
The Ministry of Education is drafting individualized plans for schools affected by flooding in the Belize River Valley area.
Doodle Learn is a new program aimed at helping students who missed lessons during COVID by focusing on Spelling and Math skills.
The Belize National Teachers Union demands retroactive and tax-free increments and allowances from the Ministry of Education due to ongoing delays in payments.
Agassi Finnegan becomes Belize's first lawyer to specialize in medical law after completing a master's degree in Healthcare Ethics and Law.
The Minister of State for Education confirmed that no child should be turned away from school due to financial circumstances after a child's story went viral.
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