Education, Sport and Culture News

It is important that future generations engage in politics and understand how their Island is governed.  That is the view of Tim Crookall MLC, Minister for...

The next lecture in the Isle of Man College’s History & Heritage lecture series takes place on Wednesday 4 May, when Professor Howard Williams of the...

The third workshop of the new Isle of Man Sport Aid Academy focused on discipline and self-regulation, with video clips of sport action helping young athletes...

Throughout the year students at Queen Elizabeth II High School have been earning reward stickers on behalf of their House. These are awarded for effort,...

Isle of Man College students struggling, on occasions, to manage financially are set to benefit after Manx charity the Isle of Man Youth Partnership Student...

The area of the North Quay in Douglas has recently been the focus of regeneration and progressive and ambitious thinking. Housed in a landmark historical...

The Director of Education says School Self Review and Evaluation (SSRE) is raising standards for the benefit of pupils.  Geoff Moorcroft was speaking as five...

A single cashless catering system is being rolled out across the Department of Education and Children’s secondary schools.   Using an online portal, parents...

A team of four skilled linguists from secondary schools will represent the Isle of Man on the world stage this summer.  Rosalie Kavan and Harriet Godby from...

An event to raise money for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award grant fund and encourage people out onto the hills begins next week.