Tuesday, 2nd December 2008

education department

‘End uncertainty over school closures now’

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CONTINUED uncertainty about the future of two primary schools is unfair on everyone involved, a PTA chairman has said.

Loans threat looms large for students

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THE idea of Guernsey graduates leaving university more than £9,000 in debt is closer to becoming a reality.

Closure of school to be raised

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THE possible closure of St Andrew’s Primary School will be an election issue.

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Small but perfectly formed

A WEBSITE has been launched in the quest to save St Sampson’s Infants’ School.

Education is not our problem, say Morgan and Adam

THE Policy Council, according to two Education members, should tackle any problem with civil servants at their department.

Sum hard to believe

DESPITE the States spending £40,000 on a review of the Education Department, there remains a widespread belief that something remains hidden and ‘the truth’ has yet to emerge.

There is no quick fix

SOME £40,000 and a number of weeks later, the long awaited review of the management of the Education Department is being criticised for doing what it set out to do: not recommending drastic action.

Answers lie within

AT ABOUT £4,000 a page the Education Department review was bound to attract some challenging scrutiny, particularly from those who had a vested interest in its conclusions.

Sacked head hopes report is not forgotten

THE woman whose case brought it about has urged the need for action following the review of the Education Department.

‘Education is too weak’

EDUCATION has failed to deal with the problems within its management structure, it was claimed yesterday.