Science Building, C.D.T. workshops, Art Rooms and the Computer Room were completed in quick succession. Secondly, in 1976, the States of Jersey agreed to provide the school with generous financial assistance in the form of a capitation grant for running costs. The 6th Form Block, Science Labs and I.T. facilities, Art Rooms, C.D.T. workshops and Drawing office, a new Infant School, six new classrooms for secondary and a new Junior School were all completed thanks to the help provided through the Covenant Scheme. A “new age” began in the late 1990s when negotiations began with the States of Jersey for capital funding and the building of 8 new classrooms and a library and resources area began in January 2003. Though there is no longer a Brothers’ Community in Jersey, the school retains close links with the Brothers who are Trustees of the College. Lasallian Voices Lasallian Voices is the termly publication of De La Salle College, Jersey. Students can send in stories, poems and other work to be published in the next edition. The most-recent edition was published in the Summer of 2010. However, only the first and second editions have been published online. Notable alumni Tim Le Cocq – Deputy Bailiff of Jersey Terry Le Sueur – Chief Minister of the States of Jersey Matthew Cook – Spanish international rugby union player See also Catholic Church in Jersey List of schools in Jersey Bibliography The Bailiwick of Jersey, G.R. Balleine References External links Religious organisations based in Jersey Schools in Jersey Secondary schools in the Channel Islands Jersey Saint Saviour, Jersey 1917 establishments in the British Empire Boys' schools in British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies Roman Catholic private schools in the Diocese of Portsmouth