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Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministries for Tourism and Culture, can confirm that tickets for Sir Mo Farah’s events next month will be on sale on Tuesday 24th March at 10am from Buytickets.gi. The fireside chat between Sir Mo Farah and Thomas Watt is scheduled to

St Bernard’s Lower Primary School celebrated an exciting and inspiring Science Week from 9th to 13th March, continuing its mission to bring science to life for children from Nursery to Year 2. Throughout the week, pupils explored the wonders of science while learning how to think like scientists, ask

On Friday, Minister for Education John Cortes visited the site of the new Gibraltar College at Europa Point, where works are well underway. This project will deliver a modern, purpose-built campus with expanded classrooms, specialist workshops and improved learning spaces designed to support students and adult learners alike. The

The Director of Public Health has issued a clarification on advice for students and parents, following the confirmation that the strain currently circulating in Kent and the Canterbury outbreak is Meningitis B. There are currently two different vaccines available that offer protection against various strains of meningitis. Meningitis B vaccine

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism is delighted to confirm the Gibraltar Lecture at the forthcoming Oxford Literary Festival 2026. The talk, scheduled for Saturday 21st March 2026, will feature Alison Larkin interviewed by the Minister for Culture and Tourism, The Hon. Christian Santos GMD MP. The talk based on

The Minister for Heritage has  designated Europa Foreshore, which is a part of the Gibraltar Nature Reserve and the Gibraltar National Park,  as a protected archaeological site under the Heritage and Antiquities Act 2018, recognising the exceptional archaeological and historical significance of Gibraltar’s southernmost coastline. The designation will formally

The Ministry for Heritage is pleased to announce the installation of a series of educational timeline plaques that narrate the rich and diverse history of Gibraltar. This latest initiative forms part of the Government’s wider efforts to promote historical awareness and cultural identity throughout the urban landscape. The plaques