Enrolment at UB Exceeds Expectations
University of Belize reports higher than expected student enrolment for the new academic year, with classes starting on August twentieth.
University of Belize reports higher than expected student enrolment for the new academic year, with classes starting on August twentieth.
The Expressive Arts Camp culminated in a variety show at the Bliss, showcasing students' performances and skills learned over three weeks.
The City Council's Adopt A Child Programme aims to assist families in need by providing financial support for school supplies and meals for students.
Twenty-nine youths were honored for their commitment to education and community service despite facing various challenges.
First Caribbean Bank organized a summer sports camp for at-risk teens to promote skills and discipline through basketball.
Children participated in a summer program at the library learning about the oil industry in Belize through creative presentations and interactive reading sessions.
Chess activists aim to incorporate chess into the primary school curriculum to enhance critical thinking and memory development among students.
The Audubon Society offers summer camps for Belizean children to explore local protected areas like Cockscomb Basin and Blue Hole National Park.
Thirty-one Belizeans are earning doctorate degrees from Nova Southeastern University through a partnership with the University of Belize.
Scotia Bank distributed education grants to 65 primary school students to assist with fees and books for the upcoming school year.
the Eder Alamilla summer camp offers affordable art activities for children during the summer holiday for only one dollar a day.
The University of Belize will receive $1.3 million to establish a nationwide network of internet cafes in rural villages as part of a larger EU investment in development.
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