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• Behaviour Policy
  • Good behaviour in schools is fundamental in order to create an environment of excellence and a culture of aspiration in all school activities.
• Lifelong Learning - What does it mean?
  • Learning is the key to prosperity and personal fulfilment for each of us as individuals as well as for Guernsey as a whole.
• Meeting the needs of all learners
  • From September, the four mainstream secondary schools will be taking in all-ability year groups. This will allow all children in the future to be provided with similar opportunities at each secondary school. Whilst this has always been the case for the majority of primary aged school children, this represents an important milestone for the transformation of education in the Bailiwick.
• My Future, My Choice, My Island and Beyond
  • Schools and post-16 education providers play a vital role in helping young people develop their employability skills so that they are better prepared to enter the world of work.
• Education Strategy
  • The Committee for Education, Sport & Culture's Education Strategy is made up of four key priorities: achieving equity, safety and inclusivity, meeting the needs of our community, delivering high quality learning and excellent outcomes, and providing outstanding leadership and governance.
• Flu-like symptoms during the pandemic
  • If your child is at school with flu-like symptoms during the Covid-19 pandemic, they may be sent home with an information pack.
• Raising a Concern or Making a Complaint
  • The Committee for Education, Sport & Culture is committed to delivering a consistently high standard of customer service for the Bailiwick's learners, families, schools and staff, the wider community and businesses, however you contact us.

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