Education
San Pedro Institute of Culinary Education now accepting applications for second cooking program
Following the successful first edition of the San Pedro Institute of Culinary Education (SPICE) program at the Holy Cross Anglican School, which saw ten students graduate, a second class will begin on May 20, 2025. The organizers aim to host 12 students and equip them with professional culinary techniques. Classes will be held on Tuesdays from 4 PM to 8 PM for 30 weeks.
Education
San Pedro High School Business Fair 2025: Feeding Entrepreneurial Spirit
San Pedro High School (SPHS) hosted its bi-annual Business Fair on April 10th, under the theme "Futurepreneurs: Feeding the Entrepreneurial Spirit and Potential of Young Business Leaders." The event, held at Angel Nuñez Auditorium, aimed to nurture the entrepreneurial skills of business students by showcasing their innovative business concepts to the community.
Education
San Pedro Preschool Hosts First Entrepreneur Day Fair
San Pedro Preschool concluded Child Stimulation Month on March 28th with their inaugural "Little Entrepreneurs Day" fair, themed “Small Steps, Big Skills: Unlocking Early Potential.” This event combined skill-building with community fundraising, aiming to instill entrepreneurial values while raising money for a new swing set.
Education
San Pedro High School Hosts Vibrant Open Day Event
On March 28, San Pedro High School (SPHS) held its highly anticipated Open Day, showcasing the creativity and academic achievements of its students. This event marked a significant milestone, as it was the first open day held at the school since 2010, fifteen years prior. With over 50 projects spanning science, mathematics, language, and physical education, the day celebrated innovation and learning while engaging the community.
Education
Hope Haven focuses on educating children who are not attending school
A significant number of children are not enrolled in school on Ambergris Caye. This challenge is complex and involves various economic, social, and educational factors. In response, several initiatives are being implemented to ensure that more children have access to education. One such effort is Hope Haven’s upcoming free learning center, which is currently accepting applications.
Education
Free secondary education coming to Caye Caulker
Under the Plan Belize initiative, the People’s United Party (PUP) government introduced the Belize Education Upliftment Project (EUP) to support government-owned and government-aided high schools. This program, which waives tuition and fees, has been expanding nationwide, including in San Pedro Town. The aid will continue to reach more secondary schools. The selection process for schools to be included in the EUP is based on a set of criteria, including the school's current resources and the local community's needs.
Education
Participate Learning calls on Belizean educators to teach in the USA
Belizean educators interested in teaching preschool, elementary, and secondary education in the United States can do so through Participate Learning. This exchange program has been helping teachers worldwide experience the American education system since 1987. Currently, many Belizean teachers are teaching in American schools through this program.
Education
The Island Academy to offer High School level education
This year, TIA is embarking on a new chapter by introducing its first form of high school, set to commence in August. This development is driven by a generous donation aimed at addressing the lack of resources for high school students in the area. Although the San Pedro High School is located on the island, many students commute to Belize City, highlighting the need for local educational facilities. The TIA high school will align its curriculum with existing standards while incorporating essential elements such as ethics and life skills.
