George's Secondary School yesterday.

And Fire Services spokesman Lt. Jon Thompson told The Royal Gazette arson had not been ruled out.

Seven firefighters from the St. George's station and an investigating fire official from Hamilton rushed to the fire which broke out in the school's assembly hall around 12.30 p.m.

Lt. Thompson said they arrived to find four plastic-back chairs on fire.

The fire, which caused $200 worth of damage to the area and a bit of smoke damage, was extinguished within minutes.

"We're still trying to determine the cause,'' Lt. Thompson said.

FINED FOR DRIVING WITHOUT DUE CARE CTS Fined for driving without due care Cyclist Latoya Edwards paid the price for travelling the wrong way at a roundabout. The 19-year-old suffered a sprained leg after crashing into a car.

And yesterday she was fined $200 at Magistrates' Court after pleading guilty to driving without due care and attention. Prosecutor Sgt. Donald Grant said the accident occurred at the junction of Angle Street and North Street on October 14 last year. Edwards, of Hillview Lane, Warwick, was riding a livery cycle "anti-clockwise'', he added. "There was damage to both vehicles.'' Young mother sent to jail for drugs and Carl Storey of conspiring with Webb to import drugs into Bermuda but they served just six months and 15 months respectively after agreeing to testify against her. Mr. Bailey yesterday claimed the testimony of the two servicemen would be a major ground for appealing the conviction.