2019 news

Teaching staff in Jersey will now receive an additional pay increase through a gainshare agreement.

A short-break service at the Department of Children, Young People, Education and Skills has received national recognition for the ‘excellent’ support it provides for autistic children and their families.

Efforts are underway to find out how to encourage Islanders back to Jersey after leaving to study in the UK or further afield.

Intertrust in Jersey has become the first business in the island to support the Pledge to Put Children First

The Ministers for Children and Education have congratulated Jersey’s School Council Network for their involvement in the Putting Children First campaign.

Jersey College for Girls is the first school to be independently reviewed under the Jersey Schools Review Framework, commissioned by the Department of Children, Young People, Education and Skills

Students studying towards a qualification in design, engineering and construction will experience first-hand what a career in those industries might entail when they visit one of Jersey’s largest development sites this week

A revised set of standards to enhance young children’s experiences in schools and with childcare providers is being launched this week

The Children’s Minister has welcomed the findings of the Jersey Care Commission – ‘A Follow-Up Inspection of Children’s Social Work Services’ published today.

An 11-year-old Beaulieu Convent student who took part in a national engineering competition with nearly 800 young Islanders will have her winning design made into a prototype by Kingston University engineering students

A puppeteer who studied alongside The Muppets’ Jim Henson and uses puppets to educate international communities about hard-hitting topics is in Jersey today to lead a workshop for drama and performing art teachers