2022 news

The Minister for Children and Education has announced that student finance maintenance grants will increase by a total 10.1% this academic year, to keep up with the cost of living.

​Jersey’s first Participation Standards, setting out how to involve children and young people in Government decision-making has launched today.

​The Government of Jersey has today published a simpler, clearer funding formula setting out how budgets are established for the Island’s schools.

The Assistant Minister for Children and Education, Deputy Louise Doublet, has confirmed that legislation to secure the rights of all parents is proceeding at pace and will be lodged by the end of this year.

On World Mental Health Day, children, young people, and parents were reminded of the onIsland services available to support their mental health and wellbeing.

Social Work graduates from University College Jersey (UCJ) are celebrating a 100% pass rate, with almost half of those graduates receiving a First-Class Honours.

Students deciding their next steps for employment or education, and Islanders considering a career change are encouraged to attend the Jersey Skills Show next week.

Jersey Youth Parliament (JYP) has agreed the three campaigns they will be working on during their 18-month term: Housing, The Right to Play, and Diversity and Inclusion.