Life Returns to Normal at Hattieville Gov't School
Students returned to Hattieville Government School after a brief closure due to reports of spirit possession among four students.
Students returned to Hattieville Government School after a brief closure due to reports of spirit possession among four students.
The Hattieville Government School closed after four students exhibited strange behavior attributed to alleged demon possession, prompting a mass exodus of students and parents.
Education Minister Francis Fonseca criticized Moses Sulph for allegedly being manipulated during a protest by students at the University of Belize.
the government launched the One Child, One Laptop program, promising laptops for school children amid concerns about internet access and previous technology initiatives.
Students at Bethany Baptist School are learning home farming through a community project that teaches them to grow and eat their own vegetables.
A new hurricane-resistant classroom building with 10 classrooms opened at St. Luke's Methodist Primary School to alleviate overcrowding for 750 students.
A partnership has been established to introduce speech language services in Belizean schools to help children communicate effectively.
Kayla Gentle won the Belize District's BTB social studies quiz, with Ismael Kay taking second place, both representing their district in the upcoming national competition.
Wesley High School opened a new first form building as part of its 125th anniversary celebration, enhancing educational facilities for students.
St. John's Anglican Primary School has opened an outdoor canteen for students to enjoy lunch in a more comfortable setting.
Parents in San Pablo Village demand accountability as their children's teacher is absent for a week due to political campaigning.
Michael Ashcroft celebrated Belizean students who received scholarships from the Ashcroft Foundation at a graduation ceremony in Belize City.
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