The Department of Education says it is inviting any qualified teacher who is living in Gibraltar and who would like to register as a supply teacher for the Department of Education, to register using the registration form found on the Department’s website.
Below follows the Deputy Chief Minister's statement from today's press conference:
Good morning.
Welcome and thank you for joining us for our second COVID-19 weekly briefing.
As the Chief Minister said last week, the Major Incident has come to an end.
But we remain in a Public Health Emergency.
This means that we must continue to act responsibly.
Both for our own safety and for the safety of others.
Today I want to update you on the progress of unlocking; to explain some of the action we are taking; and to repeat important guidance and advice.
As from Wednesday 10th June, the Government has made arrangements to provide time for people under the age of 70 and who may be vulnerable due to a medical condition, such as being immunosuppressed, to be able to exercise outdoors in a manner that is similar to Golden Hour.
8th June 2020
Total tests done: 9033
Test results pending: 11
Test results received: 9022
Confirmed cases: 176
Active cases: 11 (6: Gib-residents/5: cross-frontier workers)
Recovered cases: 165
Number in self-isolation: 72
A total of 3979 tests have been carried out so far in the frontline, targeted and
systematic sampling. This is included in the above figures.
A message from the Government to mark World Environment Day:
