The Minister of Education announced a summer program to help students catch up in Math, English, and Science after falling behind during the pandemic.
The Minister of Education confirmed that students will not be promoted without meeting educational standards and discussed the possibility of an early school reopening.
The rise in fuel prices is affecting school bus contracts, prompting the Ministry of Education to meet with contractors to address the issue.
Hattieville inaugurated its first children's library today, providing a new space for learning and creativity for local children.
A 5-year-old boy was allegedly rejected from two schools in Ladyville due to his dreadlocks, prompting claims of discrimination from his father.
The Department of Youth Services launched a camp for fatherhood training aimed at helping men become better father figures.
The Prime Minister downplayed concerns over the decision to exclude Shyne Barrow as guest speaker at Julian Cho's graduation.
Twelve women graduated from the Female Entrepreneurial Program aimed at empowering small business owners in Belize's northern districts.
Julian Cho High School students selected Froyla Tzalam as their graduation guest speaker after Shyne Barrow was removed from the list.
Autism Belize and partners provide skills training in sales for special needs students from Stella Maris to enhance their career opportunities.
the Ministries of E-Governance and Public Service launched the Digital Transformation In Belize Course to modernise government procedures for citizens.
Joanne Ysaguirre's mother speaks out after her daughter faced bullying and emotional distress at school, leading to her taking sick leave and considering resignation.
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