Bemahague School Development Will be Finished on Time

Saturday, 2 October 2010 01:00

£33.8 Million Development Will be Completed in Time for September 2012 Opening

Due to generally good weather during the Summer months work has progressed well on the £33.8 million Bemahague School development

From September 2012 the school will accommodate around 800 pupils from years 7 to 9.

The building is spread over 18 acres and when completed will boast top of the range facilities.

Education and Children Minister Eddie Teare has said they are on target to be completed for their deadline.

(AUDIO ABOVE)

More from Isle of Man News

Circus to be K-pop themed

The circus is coming back to town - promising a K-pop spectacular!
Post deliveries suspended because of snow

The Post Office says all deliveries are suspended this morning because of the snow.
Schools closed this morning, with review later

The government's announced schools will be closed this morning, Monday, January 5.
Petition started to protect rights of immigrants

A petition's been launched to protect the right of immigrants to settle after living on Island for five years.
Airport runway closed by snow

Ronaldsway Airport's announced the runway is closed because of snow and hard ice.
Snowy morning brings travel disruption

The Island's waking up to a dusting of snow this morning, with an amber weather warning for ice and wintry showers in place until 12pm.
Airport could see problems tomorrow

Passengers are being advised to turn up for flights as planned tomorrow as weather could cause more difficulties.
Schools closure decision expected tomorrow

The government says it'll make a decision about closing schools because of the weather tomorrow.