Education Needs Assessment threshold is now £0 for work permit dependant applications
Children with Special Education Needs and Disabilities and children with English as an Additional Language, will not be granted dependant permits under work permit applications.
Falklands Student speaks at The House of Commons
Falkland Islands student, Stanley Betts, discussed post-16 education at the House of Commons last week. During the 2025 UK Youth Parliament session the Chichester College
Falklands Travel and Tourism Students Visit London
A group of 9 year 11 students have embarked on an epic adventure to London as part of a trip to support their GCSE studies
Inflatable dinosaur takes part in Tumbledown Run
The annual Tumbledown Run fell on the sunniest and warmest day we have seen in a while so FICS students could fully enjoy school free
Nurseries in Stanley request to increase childcare subsidy rate
Nurseries in Stanley believe that the current childcare subsidy rate available is too low. This was raised at last week’s meeting of the education board
Boarding opportunities for Falkland Students at Steyning Grammar School
Parents and students of FICS and the college have heard about potential boarding opportunities overseas this week. Tom Leighton, Director of Boarding at West Sussex
Falkland Islands Community School hosts Careers Day 2024
Careers Day took place this week at FICS, where over 54 sessions were held by workplaces to show students what working there might be like.
GCSE results day for Falklands students
This year, GCSE results were released on Thursday. Eager Students of the Falkland Islands Community School received their results by email or by dropping by
Application for fully funded Master Degree is open
Applications for Chevening Scholarships to study in the UK are now open. Chevening Scholarships are awarded to individuals who have the commitment and skills to
What improvements come after whitelisting educational websites
Online educational sites have become an integral part of education and last week unlimited access was granted to all school children in the islands. The