2023 news

The Government of Jersey has today launched a new campaign to recruit more foster carers for teenagers

Students in Jersey have celebrated their GCSE results, achieving overall results that are better than their English counterparts.

The Assistant Minister for Children and Education, Deputy Louise Doublet, has announced support for childminders in Jersey, to help address the current shortage of childcare places for children under three.

Over the next week, Islanders can attend a range of events to celebrate Ukraine Independence Day.

Students in Jersey have today received their A Level results, achieving a comparable pass rate to students in England.

Samarès School has opened an inclusive community summer school, every Wednesday for six weeks.

The Best Start Partnership has today published ‘Why Early Years Matter Most’, a briefing paper outlining the importance of early years in the social and cognitive development of children

A consultation has been launched today to seek children, young people, and families’ views on Jersey’s Children’s Library.

Assistant Minister for Education and Children, Deputy Louise Doublet, has completed the first phase of a review to inform the policy development around early years education and childcare in Jersey.