Alyssa Fisher received a scholarship from the Ministry of Human Development after becoming the first student with a vision impairment to top her graduating class.
The heatwave is impacting classrooms nationwide, prompting the Minister of Education to address concerns about learning conditions and school closures due to smoke and fires.
students at Anglican Cathedral College showcased their art in an exhibition as part of a competency-based learning curriculum instead of traditional exams.
St John's Vianney RC Primary school hosts a career day to help students explore future career opportunities with guest speakers from various professions.
The Building People Movement is hosting workshops to educate the workforce on advocating against gender based violence over the next ten months.
The High Court has sworn in 21 new mediators to help reduce the backlog of cases in the Belizean justice system.
NGOs participated in a proposal writing workshop organized by The Field Support Services Project Caribbean to prepare for an upcoming grant call from the government of Canada.
students from six Belize City primary schools visited the Belize Central prison to learn about the realities of life behind bars and the justice system.
The Ministry of Youth has launched a program to support children affected by gang violence in five schools, focusing on education and resilience.
Teachers at Wesley Lower School report unbearable heat in classrooms, making it difficult for students to learn during the ongoing heatwave.
Alyssa Fisher, who has been blind since birth, graduates as valedictorian of Wesley High School after overcoming significant challenges.
Itzat Steam Academy, named after the Maya word for "The Wise One," held its inauguration ceremony today, celebrating its impact in science and technology education.
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