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A NEW writing competition for secondary school children has been launched by Visit Jersey.Pupils in Years 7 to 9 are being encouraged to write up to 500 words focusing on the theme of ‘why Jersey makes for an ideal autumn break’. It should includ...
YOUNG Islanders continued their recent trend of outperforming their English counterparts in GCSE exams as the 2023 results were announced yesterday. As seen in other parts of the British Isles, grades returned towards 2019 levels, after a spike in 20...
ISLANDER and England netball legend Serena Kersten is set for a new role coaching Jersey’s best players, following the retirement of Team Jets head coach Linda Andrews.Ms Andrews has been the head coach of Team Jets since it was founded in 2005.She...
Emily Moore spoke to AI Compliance founder Georgina Reid about her award-winning businessWHEN Georgina Reid decided to take a career break in January 2022, she didn’t expect that, just over a year later, she would have launched an award-winning com...
Dimanche, 7 Mars, 2021 - 21:25 A HUGE momentum is building up behind the revitalisation of Jersey’s historic language Jèrriais, according to the language teaching head of service. Ben Spink was speaking at the end of a successful process to recruit three new full-time Jèrriais teachers, bringing the number of specialists who will be working in schools and the community up to seven. ‘The phase we’re in at the moment is to grow the numbers, and the models we are putting in place will be more robust in enabling us to do that,’ he explained. ‘But also we’re starting to see that scho...