St Mary's Students Still Separated
St Mary's Primary School students remain separated as construction begins on new classrooms, with hopes to reunite all students on one campus by January.
St Mary's Primary School students remain separated as construction begins on new classrooms, with hopes to reunite all students on one campus by January.
Six Belize City primary schools received Chromebooks from the Ministry of Education to enhance technology access for students in upper level classes.
The National Council on Aging is educating seniors about their rights and the importance of their voices in the community.
UNICEF hosted a Girls Town Hall at the SJC Gymnasium to discuss girls' empowerment and leadership on International Day of the Girl.
World Statistics Day was observed in Belmopan to highlight the importance of statistics in policy formulation and decision-making across various sectors.
St John's College inaugurated its first STEM building, marking a significant step towards becoming a fully accredited university in Belize.
The Itz'at STEAM Academy has received positive feedback and anticipates increased enrollment next year, according to the Minister of Education.
The Minister of Education announced plans to renovate two libraries in Belize City to create family-friendly spaces for children and improve accessibility.
The Prime Minister questions the effectiveness of ITVETs in producing job-ready graduates amid a shift of workers from tourism to BPOs.
High school students from eight schools participated in a national debate on the adequacy of fundamental rights in Belize's constitution.
The Belize Port Authority hosted a maritime educational expo to showcase career opportunities in the maritime sector to over 150 students.
High school students from eight schools participated in a national debate on the adequacy of fundamental rights in Belize's constitution.
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