Tu-Bal Students On Wheels
The Tu-Bal Trade Institute received a bus donation to help 130 students from Belize City commute to school more easily.
The Tu-Bal Trade Institute received a bus donation to help 130 students from Belize City commute to school more easily.
UNICEF's report reveals alarming statistics about the well-being of children in Belize, highlighting issues of poverty, education, and juvenile offenses.
Karen Gaffney tours schools to raise awareness about Down Syndrome and promote inclusion for children with disabilities.
The NCFC and Hand in Hand Ministries are training psychiatric nurse practitioners to counsel children and adolescents on various mental health issues.
Norman Rodriguez was acquitted of charges related to having sex with a 14-year-old student after a Supreme Court trial.
The Young Women's Christian Association's cosmetology program offers students real-world experience at Bella Expressions salon, enhancing their skills and future job prospects.
Gloria Edwards and Sebastian Cayetano were honored as unsung heroes for their contributions to education and cultural activism in Belize.
The Ministry of Natural Resources signed over a parcel of land to the Parents Association for Children with Special Needs for a multipurpose center.
The National Secondary School Nutrition Competition was held to promote nutrition knowledge among students, with Stann Creek Ecumenical College winning first prize.
The government inaugurated an information technology training center to advance its E-government initiative, supported by a donation from the Taiwanese government.
Wesley College students marched in Belize City to promote drug awareness and encourage their peers to remain drug free.
The National Council for Education held its inaugural meeting to appoint 15 members to advise the Minister of Education.
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