Education, Sport and Culture News

Around 500 students have received their A Level, BTEC and other Level 3 qualifications in the Isle of Man. Staff have been in schools and University College...

A student from the Isle of Man has become the first recipient of a scholarship administered by the Department of Education, Sport and Culture to graduate in the...

Around 100 young people from across the island came together for a special event last month.  Doolane Moar, also known as 'The Big Challenge' was hosted at the...

Isle of Man school leavers aged 16 to 18 will receive their qualification grades this month. Around 1,400 students are expected to collect their results during...

The independent report into the relationships and sex education (RSE) curriculum taught at Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) High School is appropriate and lessons...

Marown Primary School will have a new Headteacher in February 2024. Anna Jackson will continue as Headteacher at Peel Clothworkers’ School and take the helm of...

The Isle of Man’s bid to host the Island Games in 2029 has been welcomed by the International Island Games Association (IIGA). If successful, a Manx Games...

Jurby Community School recently completed their annual learning adventure, this time exploring the Isle of Arran. During their visit, the students...

A team from St. Ninian’s High School has beaten hundreds of thousands of rivals to scoop the prestigious ‘Innovation of the Year’ category at the Junior...

Four school children from the Isle of Man have won an international innovation award, sponsored by the American Tech Giant Intel, for a product that uses...