The police college was constructed in 1990 with the help of well-wishers who donated the necessary materials and equipment, while the construction was udertaken by members of the Police construction section from Georgetown and Berbice. The location where the college now stands was previously the Traffic Outpost, which was established after the commissioning of the Corentyne Highway in the early 1970s.
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=67731.msg424900#msg424900 date=1340638131]
You read de Book , Googs ?
It was part of Literature in GT High schools :
Not in Bobbice ?? ::redface::
[/quote]we in berbice unlike GT had a first rate literature study by classic writers , DH lawerence , dickens Tolstoy and shakespere etc
The college was declared opened in 1990 by the late President Hugh Desmond Hoyte. It was subsequently shut down for a few years, but restored in 2008 at a cost of $10M.
The restoration was done following the intervention of former Commander of ‘B’ Divison, Clinton Conway and with the help of the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce and other entities. Recently, a computer centre was commissioned at the college.