Camp Education Review Reaches Completion
Over the past year, Falkland Islands Government has undertaken a review into Camp Education to help better understand the challenges involved in the delivery of
FICS Students Get their GCSE Results
After a busy exam season, it’s finally that time of year when year 11 students get their long-awaited GCSE results. This year, the Falkland Islands
Infant Junior School Launch End of Term Production
This week, the Infant Junior School have been putting on their end of term production. This year the performance ‘The Falkland Islands Peaceful and Free’
Falkland Islands Community School Holds Annual Awards Night
The community school awards took place last Thursday night, showcasing the achievements of students from Key Stage three to Key stage four. The annual awards
PAC Report into Falkland College Describes Building Plans as “Unrealistic”
The Public Accounts Committee’s recent report into the 2020 Falkland College project concluded that construction of the building lacked a clear vision from the outset,
New Nursery Opens in Stanley
Stepping Stones nursery has been a long-time passion project for local business owners, Vicky and Atty, and is now ready to teach and nurture 85
Falkland Islands Community School Prepares Magazine To Mark 40th Anniversary of Falklands War
Students at Falkland Islands Community School (FICS) have been learning about the Falklands War this term, and to commemorate the 40th anniversary will be producing
Year 10 Students Take Over FITV For Week’s Work Experience
It was work experience week for year 10 students at Falkland Islands Community School and two budding broadcast journalists came to work with FITV to
Shield Programme Receive Awards
A reception was held at Government House in October, where His Excellency the Governor presented members of the SHIELD programme with some special awards. Certificates
Welsh Guards visit The Falkland Islands Community School
It was school with a difference for the year nine’s at FICS on Monday morning. Katharyn went along to see a slightly unusual lesson…