Education Minister Francis Fonseca promises improved toilet facilities for Lucky Strike School before the year ends after residents express dissatisfaction.
Eleven Belizean doctors and an agronomist graduated today after completing their education in Cuba, highlighting the ongoing educational collaboration between the two countries.
Residents of Lucky Strike protested for better toilet facilities at their village school after recent repairs were deemed insufficient.
Lucky Strike Government School will close indefinitely due to inadequate bathroom facilities, prompting students and parents to protest.
A new model pre-school named Stepping Stones was opened to enhance early childhood education in Belize.
Twenty-five unattached youths began training in life skills and job readiness as part of the Youth for the Future program.
Culturally relevant HIV and Aids education materials were introduced in Belize's inner city to enhance awareness among young people.
Stann Creek Ecumenical High School opened a new computer lab featuring 40 computers, funded by a $150,000 government investment.
Belize's ranking in the UNDP Human Development Report improves from 99 to 91 due to increased school enrollment.
The National Library Service held its fourth annual book fair to promote reading among children with games, displays, and a book sale.
Courts Belize has launched a program to assist 20 school children with up to $1,000 each for school expenses.
Delonie Flores has been expelled from Anglican Cathedral College for participating in the Queen of the Bay Pageant, jeopardizing her education and future prospects.
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