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Schools are being invited to compete for the title of Jersey's most active.

A warm home-cooked meal per week will be provided to as many school aged islanders as possible, for as low a price as possible, by a sister-run food company.

A ban on mobile phones in Jersey schools has come in to force for the new academic year.

A programme getting the island's youngsters active is more than doubling in size this academic year.

A new play will tour Jersey primary schools in September, highlighting the dangers to children of sharing sexual images online.

There will be changes to the roads around St Saviour's school to make them safer for children.

Students at government schools and colleges will not be allowed to use their phones during the school day from September.

A former Jersey headmaster, who was the only British survivor of a German concentration camp, has been commemorated at St John's School.

Four Jersey schools are getting free tailored football coaching from the Jersey Bulls during PE lessons.

Jersey's secondary school pupils have been designing and building their own small-scale F1 cars.

A collection of spooky short stories written by budding young Jersey authors has been published on World Book Day.

More primary school children are training for free with Jersey Bulls.

A new area in the departures hall prepares Jersey Airport for increased numbers of families with young children getting away for half-term.

Jersey Archive's new series of free monthly talks begins this month, this time asking ‘What’s Your School’s Story?’

Students in Jersey will not have to learn a language until the age of 16. The deputy proposing it has dropped the idea when it failed to get emphatic support.

Every States primary school in Jersey is now offering pupils a hot meal at lunchtime.

New figures show double the number of children were excluded from States' primary schools in 2023/24 compared to 2021/22.

A theatre production is coming to Jersey primary schools next year warning children about explicit image sharing.

Eight organisations are each getting a share of fifty thousand pounds to deliver sport in primary schools.

Teenagers in Jersey are being visited in school by the island's emergency and law enforcement services.

School visits to Mont Orgueil castle are now award-winning.

A recent inspection report has commended La Passerelle's improvement over the last two years.

Jersey's Education Minister is rejecting an attempt to set up three bilingual primary schools.

Daniel Michael McMillan has been sentenced by Jersey's Royal Court after pleading guilty to terrorism offences which involved plotting an attack at a secondary school.

A 41-year-old man has been found guilty of inciting a sexual act with a child and making indecent images of children.

A school in Jersey has become the first in the island to receive national recognition for its speaking and listening teaching.

A 'vision for inclusive education' has been set out by Jersey's government.

The sky's the limit for Victoria College student Isaac Tarrant who will be jumping out of a plane this weekend to give back to his school.

A Jersey breast cancer charity is partnering with CoppaFeel to teach secondary school pupils how to check for signs of the disease.

People carrying a 'bladed article' longer than three inches at a school could potentially be sentenced to five years in prison as part of an overhaul of public order offences.