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After announcing its plans for secondary schooling in Guernsey, Education, Sport and Culture will host a number of drop-in sessions for the public to quiz them.
Everyone is welcome to attend the sessions and ask any questions they may have before students return to school in September.
Members of the Committee, Senior Officers and school leaders will be available to discuss the proposals and answer any questions.
Pictured: ESC's plans for current students.
The sessions are as follows:
They will take place at the two sites which have been chosen to accommodate the future schools - Baubigny and Les Beaucamps.
ESC's plans for the schools were published earlier this monthwith a number of proposed changes, including a longer school day and staggered lunch breaks.
Pictured: Although school sizes will increase, ESC expects class sizes to remain the same.
It is thought the entire project - combining the current 11-18 schools into one college with two sites and a separate post-16 offering at Les Ouzuets - will cost around £157million.
However, the committee estimates £100million of savings over a 50 year period compared with the current model.
The States will debate the proposals in September, with development of the schools due to begin in spring next year.
The policy letter is available to read in full here.
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