Education
Review and Revision of Gender Policy
stakeholders are consulting on the Belize National Gender Policy to assess progress and strengthen its implementation after its introduction in 2002.
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Village Life for 30 CYDP Youths
Thirty youths from the CYDP participated in a community service project in Crooked Tree to learn about village life and environmental care.
Education
Reading Isn't Boring
A book fair at the Leo Bradley Library aimed to engage children in reading through games and activities.
Education
Prisoner Handling 101
The Ministry of National Security conducted a prisoner handling training course to improve police documentation and handling of detainees.
Education
Gwen Liz Student Wins Human Rights Quiz-A-Thon
Josephine Baird from Gwen Lizarraga High School won first place in the Belize District Human Rights Quiz-a-thon, competing against students from six secondary schools.
Education
Renewing the Meaning of Social Work
On World Social Worker Day, University of Belize students engage in community service to redefine the image of social work in Belize.
Education
Belize Christian Academy Wins 3rd Math Olympiad
Belize Christian Academy won the third Math Olympiad, outperforming other regional champions in the national finals held in Belize City.
Education
UWI Professors Make the Case for the CCJ
A forum at the University of the West Indies discusses the Caribbean Court of Justice and its importance for Caribbean nations, particularly Belize.
Education
Truancy Unit Gets Fleet of Motorcycles
Minister of Education Patrick Faber donated 10 motorcycles to the Truancy Unit to improve their efficiency in addressing truancy issues.
Education
Fund Opened for Children of Slain Caneros
An education assistance account has been opened for the children of slain cane farmer Atanascio Felix Gutierrez.
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A Parade of Preschoolers
A parade of preschoolers highlighted the importance of early education and parental involvement in their learning process.
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Ministry of Education Responds to Moses Sulph
The Ministry of Education confirms an additional $1.5 million for the University of Belize following a demand from Student Government President Moses Sulph.
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