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The Helen O'Grady Drama Academy offers a self development through drama programme for children 5 to 17 years and (in some areas) adults. Our carefully constructed curriculum, written by experts, allows children from the age of three to develop their confidence, self esteem, verbal communication and language skills and creativity - whilst having great fun!

Have you ever wanted to take a rocket to the moon or take a train through fairyland? Do you want to be a racing car driver or a fairy princess? These brand new creative art workshops are for children aged 3.5-5 years. Spend some time together playing and creating fabulous artwork. Workshops are based around a theme or book. Children listen to a story then have a hands-on art activity as well as opportunities to play creatively using sensory and small world play. Each artistic experience builds creativity and confidence. Children build social skills and play with others. Groups are of no more than twelve children.

The GTA University Centre is a unique organisation that works with providers of higher education and advanced training to deliver a wide range of courses at its teaching centre in the heart of St Peter Port. By regularly carrying out research into all sectors of the island’s economy the centre tries to ensure that programmes are always topical, relevant and of a high quality. Courses range from two hour seminars on specialist topics such as anti money laundering or personal effectiveness to two year masters degree programmes in Management, HR and Corporate Governance.

TERM DATES 2012-2013 Open Day (for kit collection) - Fri 7th September 14.00-19.00 Costume discussion day (please see letter for individual times) - Sat 8th September Term starts - Mon 10th September Half term - Mon 22nd - Sat 27th October Term ends - Sat 15th December Term starts - Mon 7th January Guernsey Festival of Dance - Tues 22nd to Sun 27th January (programmes available December/January) Dance Academy Concert at Beau Sejour - Fri 8th & Sat 9th February (matinee on Saturday to be confirmed) Half term - Mon 11th - Sat 16th February Term ends - Sat 23rd March Term starts - Tues 9th April Bank Holiday - Mon 6th May Liberation Day - Thurs 9th May Half term - Mon 27th & Tues 28th May Open week (parents welcome to watch classes) - Mon 1st - Sat 6th July Term ends - Sat 6th July

BPP started its operations in Guernsey in 2000. Since then the company has established itself in the local training market as a high-quality training provider with a wide exam and non-exam course range and tutor expertise. BPP Professional Education is committed to delivering quality and innovated professional training. We aim to support our students throughout their professional careers. For this reason, we have invested time and resources not only to establish our training centre in Guernsey, but also to employ the right tutors and administrative staff.

The new Guernsey Language Commission has been set up to help save Guernsey's own language, Guernésiais, by raising awareness of the language and assisting the existing groups and individuals that already do so much to celebrate and teach the language. With support from the Guernsey Language Commission, including financial support, they can be even more effective. The States Strategic Plan, reaffirmed by the States early in 2013, requires that "the government of Guernsey aims to protect and improve the island's environment, unique cultural identity and rich heritage." Clearly our own language is very close to the top of the list of priorities in terms of our environment, identity and heritage. The Culture and Leisure Department's own vision document will highlight "positive attributes of our island that we inherit from previous generations, maintain, enhance and enjoy in the present and bestow for the benefit of future generations." Following on from the successful introduction of the Guernsey Sports Commission and the Guernsey Arts Commission, Culture and Leisure has set up the Guernsey Language Commission to fulfill this past, present and future criteria for our language which it deems to be a very "positive attribute". The intention to form the Guernsey Language Commission was made public at a presentation in early February 2013 at Beau Sejour. The official launch, including this website, took place on 9 May 2013, the island's national day, Liberation Day. The Guernsey Language Commission will be funded by a grant from Culture and Leisure but will also be seeking support from the private sector and local individuals. The Guernsey Language Commission's slogan is "speaking up for our language".

A Guernsey based charity organisation offering specialist tuition, assessments, support and advice to anyone affected by dyslexia.

Our courses and workshops cover a broad range of interdisciplinary subjects; from theoretical overviews to hands on skills acquisition: - Network Society - Social Media Planning & Strategy - Social Media Marketing - Analytics & Measurement - Privacy, Risk & Security - Social Media Platform Specifics: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest... - Bespoke & One on One Sessions

The emphasis is on enjoyment- language learning, let’s face it- can be dull dull, dull- we’ve all been there. I try to make it fun by using lots of different media, by building confidence (it doesn’t matter if you make mistakes- we all do!) and by encouraging you to use your new skills. I’m sure you won’t be bored! And, along the way, you WILL improve!

Established for over 20 years, Accent is Guernsey's premier language services provider. We only use qualified teachers who are native speakers of the relevant language.