Guernsey Education Department 'ready for review'

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Carol Steere
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Deputy Steere said the department had nothing to fear from a review

Guernsey's education minister has said her department "has nothing to fear" from a review of its services.

It follows Chief Minister Lyndon Trott's suggestion to the Policy Council of a root-and-branch review of the island's education services.

The council is due to decide if it will take place at a meeting later.

Deputy Carol Steere, who has offered to resign over poor GCSE results, said if a review received backing, her department was happy to face it.

She said: "I say bring it on, the department will say bring it on. We have nothing to fear from a review."

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