The States of Guernsey have released a 'mythbusting' document regarding the Education Transformation programme.
Some of the 'myths' include class sizes increasing, bullying being worse at larger schools, and the programme being a waste of money.
You can read the full document here.
Three more people in Guernsey arrested for drink driving
Guernsey Police arrest eight so far in a spring anti drink drive operation.
Scratch cards and cigarettes stolen from Doyle Motors in Guernsey
Police say it happened in the early hours of Sunday 14 April.
Guernsey's first cliff path cut gets going
The first of two annual cuts of the 28.5 miles of cliff paths is underway.
Statue defaced in Guernsey's Candie Gardens
Pink paint has been daubed on the Queen Victoria plinth.
Bailiwick Bat Survey returns for final year
Volunteers are being urged to book out detectors to take part in the last year of bat monitoring in the Bailiwick.
Plans released for Alderney's harbour area
The Braye masterplan includes new shopping and commercial outlets as well as port improvements.
Sark elects new douzaine
The lengthy procedure meant a decision on whether to allow tractors to be driven in Sark on a Sunday, without written permission, has been shelved for now.
First Asian hornets of 2024 caught in Guernsey
Islanders are once again being asked to keep an eye out for Asian Hornets, as two queens are discovered in the Vale.
