Students aged 11 to 19 learned to assemble computers at Price Barracks, receiving certificates for their accomplishments in a program led by Dr. Arlie Petters.
The Canadian High Commission opened a new school building in Arenal, enhancing educational opportunities and fostering community ties between Belize and Guatemala.
teenagers participated in a science camp at the Belize Zoo, observing animal behavior and testing hypotheses about wildlife.
Thirty children from the city are participating in a summer camp organized by Unity Presbyterian Church and Youth for the Future near Hattieville.
The Police Department honored 21 youths for their positive contributions at the national 'Do the Right Thing' awards, with Erick Moreira receiving a scholarship and computer.
The City Council launched a programme to place security guards at primary schools following multiple burglaries at the Salvation Army Primary School.
The teachers union criticizes the Ministry of Education's free textbook program for being poorly implemented and lacking proper consultation with stakeholders.
Belizean students are training in computer assembly and repair with guidance from Duke University instructors Dr. Arlie Petters and Andrew Schretter.
The Ministry of Education announced a new program to provide free textbooks for primary school students in Belize, aiming to reduce dropout rates and ease financial burdens on parents.
Ten teachers from the Cayo District participated in an environmental training workshop at Chaa Creek Lodge to enhance their teaching methods.
The Police Department is hosting a summer day camp for children in Belize City to provide them with life and computer skills.
The government announced that all primary school students in public and church-run schools will receive free textbooks starting in September.
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