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Research and insight on education policy and provision in Jersey
Policy Centre Jersey brings together independent research, data and analysis to support a deeper understanding of Jersey’s special characteristics including history, political system, economy and environment.
Jersey has an education system different from that in the UK. There is significant selection and a high proportion of children attending fee-paying schools, some of which are private and others government-run. There is limited higher education provision on-Island.
Browse our latest research and insights on the provision of education in Jersey.
Jersey has an education system different from that in the UK. There is significant selection and a high proportion of children attending fee-paying schools, some of which are private and others government-run. There is limited higher education provision on-Island.
Browse our latest research and insights on the provision of education in Jersey.
Jersey’s Send Crisis – Peter Fekete
Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) refers to children or young people (0-25) who have learning difficulties or disabilities making it...
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Primary and secondary education
Jersey has a complex structure of schools comprising fully independent schools with no government funding, private schools with government funding,...
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Early years
Life chances are determined to a large extent in the pre-school years. Policy towards early years is therefore critically important, particularly for...
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University level education in Jersey
Jersey currently has limited opportunities for university education on-Island. The vast majority of Jersey school leavers who study for a degree do...
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Jersey’s secondary education system
This report comprises evidence to the Children, Education and Home Affairs Panel of the States Assembly for its review of secondary education...
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