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The Volvo Adventure programme works closely with the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) to recognise exceptional environmental work conducted by...

Hardy volunteers who took part in the Three Ridge Charity Challenge scaled new heights in personal achievement and raised valuable funds for Ardwhallan...

This year saw forty-six students enrol on the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme and fifty-five awards being gained. Twenty passed the Bronze Award and a record...

Competing in the finals of the Conrad Award, Spirit of Innovation Finals in San Francisco, team Foogle from St Ninian’s High School did a brilliant job said...

Students who provided a friendly face and a supportive ear to pupils making the switch from primary to secondary school have been recognised. 13 students –...

Tynwald will be asked to approve spending on improvements to Victoria Road Primary School in Castletown when it sits this month. The Department of Education...

Six months on from the closure of the Commonwealth Youth Games, the Island’s national stadium, the Bowl continues to be well used and serve as a permanent...

Young people will have a passport to exciting new out-of-school-hours learning experiences with the launch of a Children’s University in the Isle of...

Instructors training with the Department of Education and Children’s Adventure Education team started working towards a qualification with a challenging...

Queen Elizabeth II High School is celebrating after becoming the first school on the island to gain a Green Flag under the Eco-schools...