EDUCATION is searching for the best way to implement local management of schools in Guernsey, the department’s new chief officer said yesterday.
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Education ‘heading towards’ control for schools
Training can’t stop if times get tough
CONTINUED demand for training and development despite the difficult economic conditions has been described as ‘hugely encouraging’ by the chief executive of the GTA University Centre.
Mile walk to school OK for older children, say parents
SECONDARY school students are old enough and roadwise enough to walk to and from school, parents have said.
School review must be taken in context, say heads
PRIMARY school heads have welcomed a review of the sector.
‘His job is one of loneliest in the world’
THE parent of a 12-year-old pupil at La Mare de Carteret High said being a head teacher was probably the loneliest job in the world.
Interim primary review to take just 30 days
AN INTERIM review of primary education in Guernsey is to be completed by the end of March.
La Mare head quits
LA MARE High head teacher Ken Wheeler has quit amid failing GCSE standards at his school.
Snow teams will make sure schools are safe… or shut
HEAD TORCHES and de-icing chemicals have been issued to schools to help them stay open when it snows.
Child sex abuse devastates lives… let’s give victims a voice
One in five children will have experienced sexual abuse by the time they reach adulthood. Zibby Yates was one of them and carried the secret for almost two decades. Now she is spearheading a new campaign aimed at building on Guernsey’s determination to tackle such abuse – and give victims a voice. Nicci Martel reports.
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