Education, Training and Careers News

A dedicated unit where post-16 students with special needs participate in tailored programmes will be formally opened next month. Tim Crookall MHK, Minister...

A student from St Ninian’s High School has won a national history prize. Millie Orton, 14, was unanimously chosen by judges to receive the Key Stage 3 award in...

Pupil-led initiatives that have improved playtimes and lunchtimes have helped gain a school the prestigious Investing in Children award.

The Department of Health’s Keyll Darree Education and Training Centre recently hosted its annual ‘Schools Information Day’, sponsored by the Isle of Man Medical...

The Isle of Man Government’s commitment to help young people find employment has been highlighted at the 2013 STEP Final.

Key features of the provisional 2013 GCSE results It has been a difficult day for schools in England where GCSE results have fallen for the second year in a...

Key features of the provisional 2013 A level results The 2013 A level results in the Department of Education and Children’s five secondary schools show a...

youths who have been part of a pioneering project to help young people find work have secured full-time employment. Josh Smith and Josh Cowie have worked on a...

At a conservative estimate, Thea Quirk has cooked and served 10 million meals to students at Ballakermeen High School. Thea hung up her apron last Friday after...

The annual Celebration of Skipping was organised by the Department of Health’s Public Health Directorate and supported by Britannia International. Nearly 200...