A primary school has received a national award for helping students find their voice – becoming one of only 54 schools in the British Isles to receive the accreditation.
St Saviour’s School has been named a national “centre of excellence” for oracy – defined as the ability to express oneself fluently and grammatically in speech – by charity Voice 21 for staff’s work developing students’ speaking and listening skills.
St Saviour’s is the second school in Jersey to secure the achievement after Samarès School received the accolade last year.
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