Schools

Independent co-educational school in St Peter Port, founded in 1563 by Elizabeth I, offering education from pre-school to sixth form for ages 2½ to 18.

Guernsey's only fully co-educational independent Catholic school for boys and girls aged 2½ to 18, rated 'excellent' by the Independent Schools Inspectorate in St Andrew.

Independent all-through school providing education for girls aged 2 to 18, with a co-educational Sixth Form in partnership with Elizabeth College, in St Peter Port.

Non-selective, state-funded secondary school for students aged 11-16 in Saint Andrew, formerly the Guernsey Grammar School.

Coeducational school providing a Sixth Form experience to learners from secondary schools across the bailiwick and beyond, in Castel.

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

Principal Committee of the States of Guernsey responsible for education, learning, sport, and culture at every stage of life.

States of Guernsey committee analysing what can be devolved to schools via governance boards, constituted on 22nd October 2025.

Guernsey school for children and young people aged 9-16 with Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties (SEMH), offering small group and 1:1 teaching.

The only school on Alderney, serving pupils aged 3-16 with primary and secondary education, including The Den for Special Educational Needs.

Primary school for children from Reception to Year 6, operating within a Christian framework in St Sampson.

Secondary school for pupils aged 11-19 with special educational needs, co-located with St Sampson's High School at the Baubigny Schools site in St Sampson.

Special needs school for primary-age children in Forest, established in 2005, housing the Island's Child Development Centre and paediatric therapeutic services.

State-funded secondary school for over 700 students aged 11 to 16, co-located with Le Murier special school in St Sampson.

Primary school offering education from Reception to Year 6, with a Silver UNICEF UK Rights Respecting Schools Award, in St Peter Port.

Primary school for 363 pupils aged 4 to 11, holding the Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award and rated good in all five inspection categories.

UNICEF Gold Rights Respecting School offering primary education from Foundation Stage to Primary Stage in St Sampson.

States-maintained primary school in St Pierre du Bois, rated 'good' in all categories by an external inspection in May 2023.

Primary school on Sark, providing education for children aged 3 or 4 to 13, and will be led by Hautes Capelles head teacher Sue Coughlin from September 2026.

Inclusive primary educational institution in St Martin's, offering Before School Care from 7.45am and After School Care until 5.15pm.