AI could be used to detect heart failure risk, study finds
University of Dundee researchers hope their findings could lead to benefits for patients around the world.
UK News|May 29
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Herm school cost a mere pittance
EDUCATION, SPORT & CULTURE continues to reiterate its belief that keeping Herm’s primary school open was not a good idea for pupils or taxpayers, highlighting the cost to ESC being an additional £87,000 per year compared to the cost of educating Herm-based children at Vauvert School.
Readers' Letters|May 21
Readers' Letters
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Olly Alexander remains upbeat after Eurovision Song Contest appearance
The British singer and actor finished the competition in 18th place with 46 points.
UK News|May 14
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Park kiosk could replace Delancey changing rooms
A KIOSK could replace obsolete changing rooms in Delancey Park if planning permission is granted.
News|May 7
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Herm School’s annual cost of £160k ‘a mere pittance’
A States deputy has described the £160,000 cost per year of running Herm School as ‘a mere pittance’.
News|Apr 23
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Education
Herm School still not worth the cost – ESC
EDUCATION, Sport & Culture has reiterated its belief that keeping Herm’s primary school open was not a good idea for pupils or taxpayers.
News|Apr 20
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Primary school heads unite against curriculum criticism
Primary school head teachers have hit back at criticism about the quality of education.
News|Mar 14
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Politics
Low levels of bullying, but ESC is tackling bad behaviour
Education is stepping up the actions it takes to tackle bullying and address bad behaviour in schools, president Andrea Dudley-Owen has said.
News|Mar 14
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Education
Vale Primary deputy becomes headteacher
The deputy head at Vale Primary School is moving up to become its new headteacher.
News|Mar 13
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Education
‘Improvements driven by education strategy’
EDUCATION, Sport & Culture has denied that ‘marking its own homework’ has led to its generally positive second Education Strategy report.
News|Mar 7
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Education
What can the GDA do for us?
CALLS from cash-strapped States committees to find someone else to take on responsibilities that they no longer intend to honour due to financial constraints are not hugely surprising. How effective they will prove to be remains to be seen, but the prospects would appear slim.
Guernsey Press Comment|Feb 19
Guernsey Press Comment
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Education – not enough space at Les Varendes for sixth form
The Education Committee has denied that there is enough teaching space to house the Sixth Form Centre and high school pupils in the future at Les Varendes.
News|Feb 17
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Education
Politics
Deputy de Sausmarez questions plans for sixth form at La Mare
More information has been demanded from the Education Committee about its plans to move the States’ Sixth Form Centre to La Mare de Carteret.
News|Feb 15
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Politics
‘Beau Sejour the next obvious place for sports courses’ - Education president
The response to plans for The Guernsey Institute students at Les Ozouets to use the sports facilities at Beau Sejour has been ‘reasonable and logical’, said Education, Sport & Culture president Andrea Dudley-Owen.
News|Feb 15
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Pro 11-18 schools deputy calls on ESC to stop being stubborn
An opponent of the indefinite relocation of the Sixth Form Centre to La Mare de Carteret has urged Education, Sport & Culture to stop being ‘so stubborn’ on the issue.
News|Feb 1
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Education