2013 news

The Education Sport and Culture Minister has issued a statement on the potential location for a new Les Quennevais School

Students from Hautlieu's twinned Beijing high school will visit in January

Treasury approve allocations to three projects

2014 Budget proposes improvements to athletics field and running track

Proposal for £2.5M development of St James’ Centre and Youth Services

Parents need to complete a formal application form to be considered for the school they want their children to go to

An Ofsted-trained senior inspector from the UK has carried out a maths review of States schools in the spring term of 2013

The annual conference was set up following the introduction of Jersey’s Cultural Strategy

Extra States funding to support the five-year strategy has been announced in the Budget Statement 2014

Teachers, students, parents and businesses challenged to 'Think Differently'

Budget statement announces plans to extend a number of Jersey primary schools rather than build a new town school to meet demand for spaces

If the scheme is approved, the new centre could open in autumn 2014

Education, Sport and Culture will outline its programme for the future direction of IT education

Year 11 and 12 students given help with medical educational and career opportunities

Work experience placements give students a valuable introduction to the work place

GCSE results published today show that the pass rate of Jersey students is higher than the national pass rate in England

Exam results, released today, of the 474 students in Jersey to have sat A-levels or International Baccalaureate show a 99.4% pass rate

Children taking part in 2013 Summer Reading Challenge can discover and discuss books online

A leading student choir from Ille et Vilaine is to visit Jersey, developing cultural links with France

This year's Careers Fair will give Islanders of all ages the chance to speak to employers and representatives from a wide range of industries

A summary of the responses to a public consultation on the future of sport in Jersey has been published

Highlands students gain new IT qualification

Primary and secondary school pupils to receive anti-bullying training from BeatBullying charity

Youth Bank Jersey aims to improve financial education and help young people with funding for community projects

Jersey band wins the prestigious Silver Arts Award qualification, the arts world's equivalent of the Duke of Edinburgh scheme

Children as young as four and five will start learning ‘code crunching’ and other computing skills as part of a new project being launched by Education, Sport & Culture

A Director for the 2015 Island Games has been appointed - the event will be held in Jersey in two years' time

Jersey's States primary schools will get 3 new head teachers this year

Mario Lundy, who has been Director of Education since 2008, will retire next year

Discussions held as part of consultation on future of sport in Jersey

Jersey College for Girls Preparatory School has announced the appointment of a new head teacher

Youth Centre launches new song-writing competition

Education Minister proposes parents should pay for extra-curricular instrument tuition

International conference on small islands will be hosted in Jersey next year

Students design a "Come Dine With Me" style event to improve cooking skills

Research commissioned by the Jersey Community Relations Trust will focus on education and community groups

A record number of universities will attend this year's Higher Education Fair at Hautlieu school next week

Improving premises is the focus of this year's Youth Service conference at Hautlieu school

The Department for Education, Sport and Culture has published a report that summarises the public's responses to its consultation on the future of education in Jersey

Islanders asked for their views on the future of sport in Jersey

Six young Jersey musicians receive nationally recognised arts awards at special presentation

100 Trident students have undertaken work experience as stage hands at Jersey Arts Centre since the placement began more than 20 years ago

Islanders with a degree who are interested in becoming teachers are invited to an information evening

Vacancies at other primary schools are likely to be filled by local teachers in 2013

Parents and students invited to find out what the Special Educational Needs service offers