Category: Education

Spotlight on Bill Moore – Supporting young Islanders to thrive 

Every weekday evening, behind the doors of First Tower Youth and Community Centre, young people gather to talk, laugh, create, learn and – most importantly – be themselves. Leading this vibrant, everchanging space is Bill Moore, Senior Youth Worker at the First Tower Youth Project, part of the Jersey Youth Service. With a career shaped by empathy, curiosity, and a … Read more Spotlight on Bill Moore – Supporting young Islanders to thrive 

News this week… work begins on Haut du Mont memorial garden, changes to support for carers announced and further action taken to protect children from online harms

Haut du Mont memorial garden work beginsWork has started on the memorial garden at Haut du Mont, which is in honour of the ten Islanders who died following the explosion on 10 December 2022.  Changes to services and support for carersThe Minister for Social Security, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, announced changes to services and support for carers and … Read more News this week… work begins on Haut du Mont memorial garden, changes to support for carers announced and further action taken to protect children from online harms

News this week… Funding of the Jersey Employment Trust, no change to passport requirements for UK travel and initiatives for the National Year of Reading

Joint statement on the funding of the Jersey Employment TrustA joint statement by the Chief Minister, Deputy Lyndon Farnham, the Minister for Social Security, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, and the Jersey Employment Trust announced that Government will maintain its current level of support to JET throughout 2026, providing confirmed total funding of £2.7 million for this … Read more News this week… Funding of the Jersey Employment Trust, no change to passport requirements for UK travel and initiatives for the National Year of Reading

Supporting Islanders to thrive: A day in the life of Skills Mentor Lauren Byrne 

For many young people and adults across the Island, navigating education, work and personal wellbeing can feel overwhelming. That’s where Skills Jersey’s Skills Mentors come in – and for Lauren Byrne, it’s a role built on empathy, encouragement and a genuine passion for helping people realise what’s possible for their future and achieving those goals. … Read more Supporting Islanders to thrive: A day in the life of Skills Mentor Lauren Byrne 

News this week… PFAS food and environment testing results published and support service for mental health carers launched

Support service for mental health carers launchedHealth and Care Jersey has awarded the Listening Lounge a three-year contract to work in partnership with Dementia Jersey, Focus on Mental Illness and Jersey Eating Disorders Support to provide support specifically for carers who support loved ones with mental illness. PFAS testing for food and environment results publishedThe … Read more News this week… PFAS food and environment testing results published and support service for mental health carers launched

Transcript of a Bailiwick Podcast with the Social Security Minister, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, interviewed by reporter Megan Davies

Megan Davies: Jersey’s 2026 budget tries to strike a tricky balance between supporting Islanders and grappling with a public purse under pressure. As the budget debate gets started, I sat down with Social Security Minister Deputy Lindsay Feltham to talk about planning ahead for future generations. Now, one of the budget’s more controversial aspects is … Read more Transcript of a Bailiwick Podcast with the Social Security Minister, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, interviewed by reporter Megan Davies

News this week… Reaction to Blue Islands going into liquidation, major milestones in new acute hospital project and school staff survey results

Major steps taken toward new hospital at Overdale Three key milestones have been achieved towards the Government’s priority to build a new hospital at Overdale: a Preferred Tenderer has been selected, the planning permit has been received, and a local contractor appointed for development works. These steps mark significant progress toward starting construction. Bird Flu … Read more News this week… Reaction to Blue Islands going into liquidation, major milestones in new acute hospital project and school staff survey results

Embrace the Difference: Inclusive customer engagement at the Channel Islands Co-op 

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society places inclusivity and accessibility at the heart of its customer experience. Across Jersey and Guernsey, the Co-op supports people with disabilities through thoughtful store design, adaptive services, staff training, digital access, and community partnerships. As a community-owned organisation, it recognises the importance of adapting to diverse needs – physical, sensory, or digital – so … Read more Embrace the Difference: Inclusive customer engagement at the Channel Islands Co-op 

Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

By Deputy Elaine Millar, Minister for Treasury and Resources  This year’s proposed Budget reflects a careful balance between supporting Islanders today and preparing Jersey for the challenges of tomorrow.   Our aim is to invest in essential services – healthcare, children’s wellbeing, and modern infrastructure – alongside a capital programme that includes improvements to Fort Regent, new healthcare facilities and upgrading … Read more Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

World Children’s Day 2025: How Jersey Is Turning Young Voices into Action

“There should be no discussion about us – without us.” Those words, spoken by a young person, capture the spirit of World Children’s Day and the work happening in Jersey right now, writes Elaine Walker, Associate Director of Engagement, Participation and Communication in CYPES. This World Children’s Day, (20 November) UNICEF is calling on the … Read more World Children’s Day 2025: How Jersey Is Turning Young Voices into Action