Courtenay Eldora Gillett Wins Belize Scholarship
Courtenay Eldora Gillett wins the Belize Scholarship for 2005, ranking first among A Level examination candidates.
Courtenay Eldora Gillett wins the Belize Scholarship for 2005, ranking first among A Level examination candidates.
Students are begging on the streets for money to buy schoolbooks as the new school year approaches.
The Central American Health Sciences University and Vinayaka Mission of Salem Medical University will sign an agreement for Indian students to study medicine in Belize.
Youths from across Belize presented plans of action to address issues like illiteracy and unemployment after a week-long non-violence program sponsored by UNICEF.
Sadie Vernon High School will reopen as a co-ed institution with a new curriculum and management on September 5th.
UNICEF sponsors a youth leadership workshop in Belize City to promote non-violence and empower young people through skill development and community engagement.
The Belizean Movements musical fraternity is hosting the third annual 'Back To School Summer Jam' at BTL Park to support students before the new school year.
The National Women's Commission is conducting a three-day workshop on gender issues and women's leadership with Dr. Glenda Simms in Belize.
Two Belizean students have won scholarships from the University of the West Indies, covering tuition and fees for their studies in Jamaica.
A new programme at the Leo Bradley Library teaches children how to read, find, and make books during summer recreation.
Ian Anderson's Badcat Program helps at-risk students from Belmopan Comprehensive School improve their grades through educational tours and support.
Members of the Belize Defense Force and Police participate in a civil-military training exercise facilitated by the British military to improve crisis response and communication.
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