Schools

Independent co-educational preparatory and nursery school for children aged 2.5–11, part of Elizabeth College in St Peter Port.

Non-selective state secondary school in St Andrew, formed in 2023 from the merger of Guernsey Grammar School and La Mare de Carteret High School.

Independent, co-educational Catholic school in St Andrew, educating children aged 2½ to 18 with an ISI excellent rating.

State-funded education provider established in 1985, specialising in international curriculum and sixth form education, offering A Levels and the IB Diploma Programme.

Independent co-educational school in St Peter Port, founded in 1563 by Elizabeth I, offering early years, primary, secondary, and sixth form education.

Independent, grant-aided girls' school in St Peter Port, founded in 1872 and offering early years, primary, secondary, and sixth form education.

UNICEF Rights Respecting School and Plastic Free School, offering early years funded places and primary and secondary education.

States-maintained Roman Catholic primary school in St Sampson, rated 'Good' by Ofsted in February 2024 and offering Additional Learning Needs support.

Healthy School and UNICEF Gold Rights Respecting School, established in 2006 and offering primary education with before & after-school care in St Sampson.

States-funded SEN secondary school in St Sampson, serving pupils aged 11 to 19 with moderate to profound learning difficulties.

States-run special needs primary school in Forest, serving pupils aged 3–11 with moderate, severe, or profound learning difficulties.

Ofsted-rated Good secondary school for over 700 students aged 11-16, holding a UNICEF Gold Rights Respecting School Award and co-located with Le Murier School in St Sampson.

The Guernsey Institute (TGI) is the Bailiwick's further and higher education institution, offering 300+ courses to 5,000+ learners across multiple campuses.

States-run primary school in St Peter Port, offering before and after-school care and holding the UNICEF UK Rights Respecting Schools Award (Silver).

Ofsted Good rated primary school with an Excellent for Personal Development, and the first in the Bailiwick to achieve the UNICEF Rights Respecting School Gold Award.

The States of Guernsey's principal committee overseeing education, sport, arts, and cultural affairs.

EDDIAC is a States of Guernsey parliamentary committee investigating devolution and delegation of powers to schools, due to report by September 2026.

The States of Guernsey's Health & Social Care department's free routine immunisation programme for children, delivered through GP surgeries and schools.

States primary school for pupils aged 4 to 11, with 363 pupils, holding a Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award from UNICEF UK.

Voluntarily registered domestic charity (CH231) and home-school association for Notre Dame du Rosaire Catholic Primary School in St Peter Port.

The parent and teacher association for Forest Primary School, registered as Guernsey charity CH226 in 2009, that funds items for pupil education and wellbeing and organises the Forest Fayre.