2019 news

A group of teachers and teaching assistants has become Jersey’s first school team to qualify as national coaches to support the emotional wellbeing of children

Schools across the Island will join world-wide celebrations today to mark World Children’s Day and the 30th anniversary of a historic global commitment to promote and protect children’s rights

The Government of Jersey has launched an island-wide campaign today – on World Children’s Day – to encourage everyone in Jersey to support the Pledge to Put Children First

Teachers are being encouraged to complete the anoymous questionnaire

More than 45 volunteers from the finance industry have been trained by The Prince’s Trust to mentor young people in Jersey to prepare for the world of work.

The Minister for Education, Senator Tracey Vallois, has thanked all parishes for their ongoing support of the various youth clubs and projects across the Island

Young people in the northwest of the island can once again kickflip, bigspin and boardslide now that the skate ramp at St Ouen’s Youth Club has reopened

Career changers and islanders looking to develop their skills or study for a new qualification are being encouraged to attend a behind-the-scenes tour of Highlands College this week

A 14-year-old Le Rocquier School student, who has recently been fitted with a prosthetic arm, has praised his teachers for helping him overcome physical barriers to foster a love for construction.

Application forms are being sent today to all parents who registered for a Government school place for September 2020

This weekend, an internationally-renowned conductor will lead a youth singing workshop for young people ged 9 to 18.

Students at Haute Vallée have been driving forward literacy with a quirky library that used to transport thousands of students to and from school