2021 news

Assistant Education Minister, Deputy Scott Wickenden is visiting schools to meet students and staff, to find out more about how they are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Government of Jersey has announced the new Interim Headteacher of Victoria College, following a thorough and open recruitment process.

Assistant Minister for Education, Deputy Scott Wickenden, has visited St Mary’s Primary School to see the remodelling of the school.

National Association for Special Educational Needs (nasen) to conduct an independent evaluation of inclusion in education and early years

​Twelve students from Grainville School will welcome workers from Health and Community Services for a red-carpet Gala dinner to thank them for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Higher Education students have until Sunday 23 May to apply for one of 12 paid internship with the Government of Jersey this summer.

The Government of Jersey has launched a campaign to recruit more foster carers for teenagers, as part of Foster Care Fortnight.

Students and employers in Jersey are being asked for their views on the results of the recent review of the apprenticeship funding scheme.

The Government of Jersey has published a draft four-year Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy.

EU nationals resident in Jersey will need to apply for Settled Status to be eligible for Student Finance, and benefit from new rules on home fees.

The findings of an independent review of children’s homes have been published, as well as an updated plan to develop and improve the Children’s Social Care Service in Jersey.

From this September two of Jersey’s elite sports teams will provide a financial boost for students at University College Jersey (UCJ).

Island schools have learned more about inclusive communication during Deaf Awareness Week this week (3 – 9 May).

Jersey Library is looking for creative Islanders to help design a garden for the Communicare Library.