The future of Secondary School Education in Guernsey

The current Deputy Head Teacher, Verona Tomlin, will take up the role for the next two academic years, starting in September.

They will lead the schools during the ‘pause and review’ of the future model of secondary education.

Guernsey schoolchildren in States-run secondary schools will keep the same uniform this year.

An independent review was set up after a member of the public accused five members of the Committee for education of deliberately lying.

Guernsey’s Chief Minister confirmed that coronavirus will impact the future planning and timing of some capital projects.

An open letter from three politicians describes the Committee's actions as "shocking and disappointing" and calls for them to step down.

It means the government must produce a report before the end of the current States comparing the proposed model with alternatives.

Guernsey deputies have resumed the debate into the education requête, asking to 'pause and review' the current education reforms.

Around a hundred people gathered to convince States members to support a move to halt the current education plans.

The Education Committee says inequality of opportunity in GCSE's and other Key Stage 4 qualifications varies across the four school sites.