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JERSEY head teachers have been forging links with schools in Beijing and Shanghai during a week-long trip to China.

A DECISION on where the new £40 million Les Quennevais school will be built is due to be made by the Education Minister before Christmas, the department has said.

MITCH Couriard – one of the best-known and well-loved members of the Island community – has died at the age of 61.

A VIABLE student loans system or a new tax to raise funds to help parents pay for their children’s university education are ideas being proposed by an action group.

AN ISLANDER is calling for free gym membership for people over the age of 80 who are on a low income.

STUDENTS were advised that they were not eligible to receive university loans from a UK company, but some applied anyway, the Director of Education has said.

Institute of Directors annual debate covered a multitude of topics: Oxbridge, ‘second class’ secondary education and the Jersey curriculum Take a look at the pictures from this year’s debate below Watch: A video of a local IoD event last year UNIVERSITY fees, the reputation of the non-fee-paying schools and the relevance of the curriculum were […]

FIVE teenagers arrested following the death of a schoolboy this summer are no longer being investigated for murder, the States police have confirmed.

MORE than £260,000 of extra funding is to be allocated to the Education Department for 2016.

JERSEY’S A-level students achieved a higher proportion of top grades this year than in 2014, with nearly sixty per cent of all entries achieving an A*, A or B.