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

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

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. 

Jersey Archive celebrates 20th anniversary

Year 6 students from Vauvert Primary School raise money for the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation in memory of their classmate.

Guernsey students make a splash to mark the end of the school year

From September, pupils will instead be taught at a new £40 million facility that has been built on fields that border La Route de Quennevais. 

The end of an era: Current Les Quennevais School closes its doors

It was suspended from 21 March because of the coronavirus pandemic, but will now resume with new measures in place.

Jersey's mobile library back on the road

Classroom with student holding her hand up

All Government-provided secondary schools in Jersey will re-open full-time from September - with no physical distancing between students. It's due to the very low levels of the virus in the island.

All Jersey schools will reopen full time from September

d'Auvergne are welcoming back kids for two weeks during summer.

A fortnight of summer school for d'Auvergne students in Jersey

A drawing of the plan to put a zebra crossing on St John's Road.

The crossing is part of the governments ‘Safer Routes to School’ initiative and will be installed in the second half of the summer holidays.

'Safer Routes to School': Zebra crossing put on St John's Road in Jersey

The Very Reverend Tim Barker, and the LGBTQ+ charity Liberate say they back an amendment which would see both aspects brought into the first phase of the legislation.

Calls to fast track laws for LGBTQ+ rights and religious beliefs in Guernsey

The Education Minister says the money will help cover supplementary costs for cleaning and PPE, which nurseries had to pay during lockdown.

Jersey nurseries, which opened during pandemic, to get funding boost

Pair of children's legs walking into a school.

In March, the Education Committee decided to 'pause and review' the introduction of the one-school, two site model. That report now will not be submitted until April 2021, rather than June 2020 as originally planned.

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