Staff ReporterSTUDENTS at two brand new Gibraltar schools St Bernard’s First and St Bernard’s Middle Schools were ushered through the gates by Chief Minister Fabian Picardo and Minister for Education Gilbert Licudi on September 3.
Gibraltar’s Chief Minister welcomes students at two brand new schools
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