St Peter Port
Part of States of Guernsey
Bailiwick-wideStates-owned
Cross-Committee body supporting improvements in the education system and improving outcomes for learners, chaired by Deputy Sam Haskins.
Six listings span the SEN age range: Le Rondin (2005, ages 3–11) and Le Murier (2008, ages 11–19) are the States special schools; Access-Ability serves post-16 learners; St Martins Pre-School (2017) covers 2–5; the Guernsey Deaf Children's Society (1986) supports families; and SAPOG coordinates SEND policy across four States committees. —
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St Peter Port
Part of States of Guernsey
Cross-Committee body supporting improvements in the education system and improving outcomes for learners, chaired by Deputy Sam Haskins.
St Martin·Education provider
Childcare provider offering early years education for children aged 2 to 5 years, with 15 free hours per week via States of Guernsey Preschool Education Funding.
St Sampson·Education provider·Est. 2008
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.
Forest·Education provider·Est. 2005
Part of States of Guernsey Committee for Education, Sport & Culture
Special needs school for primary-age children in Forest, established in 2005, housing the Island's Child Development Centre and paediatric therapeutic services.
—·Charity·No longer trading (2026)
Merged with Guernsey Hard of Hearing LBG
Charity supporting families with children and young adults who have any level of hearing loss, organising events and supplying specialist equipment.
St Sampson
Guernsey charity enabling post-16 learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities to take part in educational activities, events, and workplace transition programmes.