Which Guernsey children go where, by household income
Equivalised median household income in 2022 for children in Years 7 to 11, by the school they attend. Guernsey's three grant-aided colleges take about 30% of the secondary cohort; the gap between the college with the lowest household incomes and the States school with the highest is more than £30,000. Published once by the States, inside a funding paper.
Read this with the chart: These are equivalised medians for 2022, adjusted for household size and composition, so they are not interchangeable with a gross household income figure. Only the schools the Committee for Education, Sport & Culture names in the text of its 2025 policy letter appear here: the remaining schools are plotted in that letter's Figure 13, which is a flat image with no data layer, so their values are omitted rather than read off a chart.
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Sources
- States of Guernsey, Committee for Education, Sport & Culture, P.2025/26 "Blanchelande College, Elizabeth College & The Ladies' College: Future Funding Arrangements"
- States of Guernsey, "Debate on Future Funding for the Grant-Aided Colleges"
- States of Guernsey, "The Role of the Grant-Aided Colleges and their Future Funding Arrangements" (September 2017)
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