Education, Sport and Culture News

Isle of Man Sport appointed three new members at their annual review meeting on 19 October 2022. Following an application process, Nikki Arthur, Sarah...

A ‘drop down’ day of workshops, educational theatre and group discussions will teach children how to recognise and report criminal exploitation. Over the next...

Every effort is being made to keep schools open during six days of strikes planned by teachers who are members of the trade union NASUWT, but asking students...

Teachers in the Isle of Man are being offered training that will place wellbeing at the heart of learning, teaching and leadership within the Island’s...

Children will be allowed to swim for free after school at National Sports Centre this winter to help families with the cost of living.  The five-month scheme...

Two primary schools in the Isle of Man will have new head teachers from January 2023. Max Kelly will take over at Willaston, and Adrian Shorthouse at Scoill Yn...

The Isle of Man Government is committed to providing the best package for its teachers and will be actively engaging with all recognised teaching unions about a...

The Department of Education Sport and Culture (DESC) met with the NASUWT on Friday to discuss the ongoing trade dispute. At this meeting the Union was asked to...

Schools in the Isle of Man will close a day earlier than planned in the run up to Christmas this year. The move follows feedback from parents and is designed...

The majority of the Island’s students who applied for a university course this year received the exam results they needed to secure a place at a university of...