2019 news

The campaign has been recognised at the highest levels by the recruitment marketing profession

A well-known parrot who survived a school fire in the 90s and has helped thousands of new students settle into school life is celebrating his 70th birthday

Students will tomorrow debate the advantages and pitfalls of social media and the role it plays in the lives of young people

A number of initiatives are being organised in Jersey for National Care Leavers’ Week

Children and young people can spend next week honing their digital and culinary skills, as part of three half-term camps run by Skills Jersey

More than 3,000 career changers, job seekers and students found out about the diverse opportunities and training available across the island’s industries at this year’s Jersey Skills Show

A young woman who has shown 'outstanding commitment' to putting young people first and ensuring their voices are heard has been chosen as this year’s new Youth Ambassador

The first annual conference and graduation ceremony for government employees who support children and young people’s emotional mental health and wellbeing through the ELSA programme takes place tomorrow

Two hundred young people who attend Jersey Youth Service projects around the island are due to attend the YOSCARS event to celebrate their achievements this week

Students preparing for life after school and members of the public who are considering a career change or developing their skills are encouraged to attend the Jersey Skills Show this week

Islanders are being encouraged to join the Big Education Conversation as part of a major review of Jersey’s education system.

Children and young people are today being reminded of the mental health provision and support available to them, as well as new initiatives being launched by the Children, Young People, Education and Skills department

The Minister for Children has issued a statement about the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry

School children are benefitting from an exercise initiative that aims to improve their fitness, wellbeing and concentration.

The sixth cohort of islanders to complete an apprenticeship programme that is unique to Jersey will graduate at a ceremony on Tuesday [8 October].

Another school has revised its mobile phones policy in a bid to enhance learning and wellbeing and ‘liberate’ students from the pressures associated with social media.

St Helier businesses are being encouraged to take to the streets of town next week to congratulate this year’s cohort of University College Jersey students who are graduating

Starting this term all Government of Jersey primary and secondary schools will be independently reviewed. The reviews will evaluate the quality of provision for Jersey’s pupils, with a report of the findings being made available to the public

A teacher from an award-winning organisation that pioneered dedicated GCSE and A-Level equivalent courses for the design, engineering and construction professions is in Jersey this week