2020 news

The Minister for Education, Senator Tracey Vallois, the Minister for Children, Senator Sam Mézec and the Assistant Education Minister, Deputy Jeremy Maçon have written an open letter to students

More Jersey pupils than ever before have achieved at both the 4-9 (C and above) grades and at 7-9 (A/A*) in their GCSEs.

The Jersey Redress Scheme, which provides redress to people who, as children, suffered abuse or harm, between 1945 and 2005, closes to new applications on 31 August

Young people still have time to sign up for the Prince’s Trust Jersey’s outdoor adventure programme, which aims to help improve confidence, communication and teamwork.

The number of people applying to study at University College Jersey (UCJ) this year has risen by 20 per cent compared to last year.

Students in Jersey have achieved high grades in their A-levels this year, achieving a higher pass rate than their English counterparts.

Extra support will be available to the hundreds of students who will collect their A-levels and other level 3 results this week

A new online directory that includes more than 70 services that help children and families has been created on the Government of Jersey website.

Plans are underway to create Jersey’s first Youth Parliament and young people are being invited to get involved.