James Webster pictured at school producing a school newspaper

Our presenter James Webster compares his own A level results memories with the anxiety facing this year's students.

James Webster: I looked green when collecting my A level results

There is so much information out there, so we have put together this helpful guide to make sure you can find it all in one place.

Coronavirus: All the information and advice for the Channel Islands

38% of A level results in Jersey were downgraded, according to preliminary analysis.

38% of Jersey A level results downgraded 

University College Jersey has seen a 20% increase in the number of applicants this year.  The University puts the increase down to the uncertainty caused by the pandemic as well as the expansion of their course offering.

University College Jersey sees student numbers increase by 20%

Hundreds of A level students in the Channel Islands will find out what their grades are this morning. Organisations that provide support say there is help available for anyone unhappy with the marks they have been awarded by their teachers.

Channel Island students receive A level results after not sitting exams

This year’s exams were cancelled after schools closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Instead students are being handed grades based on how teacher’s think they would have performed.

What you need to know about A level results in 2020

Students in both Jersey and Guernsey are celebrating A level success.

A level results - how did students in the Channel Islands do?

120820 - PE in Schools, Guernsey - Credit: ITV Channel TV

Guernsey's education committee has set aside £1m over the next five years to support physical education in primary schools.

£1m set aside to support primary school PE in Guernsey

 81% of school age children in Jersey are not meeting the recommended one hour of physical activity per day.  The figure has been revealed in the latest Children and Young People's Survey, carried out by Statistics Jersey.

81% of young people not meeting recommended level of exercise in Jersey

Image of Deputy Matt Fallaize during an interview.

The Guernsey Institute got the go-ahead by the States in September last year, with only four members voting against the plans.

Calls to fast track £51m funding for Guernsey's new higher education facility

Dr Nicola Brink reads to children and answers their questions in Guernsey - she is holding up story book "A squash and a squeeze".

Dr Brink has swapped the pressures of media briefings and interviews to read to children at Guille-Allès Library's storytime. 

Dr Nicola Brink reads to children and answers their questions in Guernsey

Guernsey States building and Deputy Matt Fallaize.

The report found that although many challenges remain, the Committee has improved its effectiveness in recent months. 

Guernsey's Education Committee shows 'satisfactory' governance

Puffin passes allow for free journeys on any public bus. 

Students encouraged to sign up for free Guernsey bus travel

Teachers in Jersey say not enough money is being spent on schooling.  It comes as forecast figures show the island spends just 2.3% of its GDP on education - less than some of the world's poorest countries.

Calls for more education funding in Jersey

Since 2000 the team has collected and preserved hundreds of thousands of documents, some dating as far back as the 1300s. 

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