Policies and procedures A to Z

All policies and procedures of the Isle of Man Department of Education, Sport and Culture are listed here alphabetically.

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A - A and AS Levels and GCSEs; Accidents/emergencies; Action plans; Admission; Adverse weather; Advice; Aids and HIV; Anti-bullying; Attendance

B - Breadth of 14 to 19 education; Brochures (prospectuses); Business Plan

C - Capitation allowance; Careers Service; Catchment areas; Competitions; Complaints; Course fees (University College Isle of Man, UCM); Curriculum

D - Delegated Financial Management; Differentiation; Discipline; Drugs and substance use and misuse

E - Education otherwise, Educational endowment funds; Educational psychology; Educational visits; Employability and Careers Education Entitlement Offer Policy; Employee relations; Employment of children; Energy management; Examination boards; Examination entries; Examination results

F - Financial regulations; Fire procedures; First aid/medicines; Free school meals

G - Governance/governors; Grant aid to voluntary youth organisations

H - Health education; Health and safety; Higher education, Holiday venture schemes; Holidays; Home Education; Homework

I - ICT; Induction period; Industry links; Insurance; Internet access; Interviews

J - Junior Achievement; Junior Tynwald

L - Legal matters; Lettings

M - Marking; Media relations; Ministerial decisions; Modern foreign languages; Monitoring and evaluation; Music service

N - National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH); Nursery education

O - Offensive weapons

P - Performances by children; Primary education; Prize days (also referred to as presentation of awards/awards evenings/ speech night etc); Professional associations; Progress of children; Prospectuses; Protection of children from abuse; Proof of attendance

R - Reception classes; Records; Recruitment; Reports

S - Schemes of work; Scholarships; School Improvement Plans; School meals; Secondary education; Sex education; Social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD); Special Educational Needs; Starting School; Student awards; Suspension; Swimming tuition

T - Teacher exchanges; Transport; 

U - Uniform

V - Value Added; Violence in schools

W - Work experience; Worship

Y - Youth Service/youth work