Education Dept Temporarily Relocates In Hamilton

September 4, 2018

The Ministry and the Department of Education said they have “temporarily relocated their offices to 44 Church Street in Hamilton.”

“The telephone service and email are operational. For a full staff listing visit www.moed.bm. The main switchboard can be reached at 278-3300,” a spokesperson said.

Their offices were previously located in St David’s, however they were closed late last month.

On August 27th, a Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Education and Workforce Development is advising that the Ministry and Department of Education Headquarters in St David’s will close while plans are being made to relocate all staff to a new premises.

“Over the past few years, the Headquarters building has undergone a number of health and safety inspections and repairs.

“On Monday, August 27 it was determined by the Government Health and Safety Coordinator that staff should be relocated to a new premises as soon as possible.

“Staff will vacate the headquarters building while temporary offices are identified and a permanent location established by the Ministry of Public Works,” the Govermment said back on August 27th.

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  1. cpm says:

    Who is the Landlord of the new Education Premises?
    So we engineer a move which means that effectively the Education dept is shut down while school starts and then Teachers are in place without backup
    It is all smoke and mirrors to hide the still existing mold in our schools and why now is Tweedledum attacking education the day before school starts
    I was expecting a labour day comment from the Teachers Union but all must be good in our schools

  2. Hey says:

    They only been down in The East for around 6 years.

    Temporary moves cost money.

    • What?? says:

      The building they were in was basically condemned. Where they supposed to ignore that and continue working there?

      • Question says:

        Why did the PLP move them there if the building is dangerous?

  3. Frank says:

    This department should stay in town it was it town for over 50 years da