2017 news

Public asked for their views on latest university finance plan

Proposal to means-test nursery classes and private nurseries will not go ahead

Philip Slater to stand down at Christmas after 17 years at the secondary school

New team starts work to support families with parenting issues

Deadline for applications to States schools is 1 December 2017

Stuart Hughes will leave his current post as a deputy head at Hautlieu School to take over at Haute Vallée in the new year

Acting head of primary school takes up position permanently

Approval has been granted for the planning application to build the new Les Quennevais School

Skills Jersery to develop closer links between employers and education

Watch a short video to help clarify the new grading system.

Jersey’s largest skills and careers event returns on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October at Fort Regent.

​Jersey’s largest skills and careers event will return on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October at Fort Regent

Experienced head teacher to lead new stream of work

Second edition of questionnaire launched today

For the first time this year, GCSE results include numbered grades, but only for mathematics, English literature and English language, taken in some schools

This year a total of 498 Jersey pupils were entered for 1,347 A-level examinations

Careers Jersey will be offering advice and support to those who may need it on A-Level results day

The target date for opening to students remains September 2020

A new survey has been launched to find out what young people know about the Jersey Online Directory

A new Digital Degree Apprenticeship will see two local school-leavers gain a digital degree, all whilst earning a salary

Les Quennevais School will be closed for urgent repairs on 29 and 30 June 2017

Jersey Youth Service to work closely with new fundraising body

Trackers programme launches first higher-level apprenticeship

Fee-paying schools may receive less funding from the States

Hospitality sector to benefit from new link arranged in partnership with HandPicked Hotels

New team to help vulnerable children by helping their parents

This year's adverse weather conditions have prompted the annual Higher Education Fair's organisers to rethink the timing of next year's event

Four local teachers are promoted to leadership roles

Youth Service to lead awareness sessions as part of national day

Local charity helps children to improve literacy skills

Primary school students get a taste of life in the hospitality industry

Trip includes formal opening of Confucius classroom

JYS praised by inspector for its service to young poeple

Staff visit Jersey to explain options for studying in Normandy

Education Department and teachers' union celebrate two years of successful collaboration