A Garff MHK says she's "optimistic" that there'll be positive news about school catchment areas in Onchan.
Daphne Caine will quiz the Education and Children Minister in the House of Keys today about whether he'll be reviewing the primary school borders.
It's after concerns were raised that the intakes between Ashley Hill and Onchan Primary are out of kilter - with the latter getting more pupils.
Mrs Caine says "common sense" needs to prevail:
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Some northern homes to be without water tomorrow
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Several sailings cancelled today
The Steam Packet says several sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather today.
Hundreds of artworks available to see online for first time
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Government cybersecurity centre warning of bank scam
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Nearly £265k paid to install broadband cables
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Tynwald to hear report on possible tourist tax
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The Furys are back on Netflix this weekend
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