A-level students have today recorded a pass rate of 98.2 per cent – equalling the highest previous pass rate set in 2010.
Over 300 students picked up their results after sitting more than 1,060 exams – 260 students picked up their AS levels.
The percentage of passes at A* was 8.3 per cent – the highest since the grade was introduced five years ago.
41.8 per cent of entries achieved passes at grades A* to B – slightly down on the record figure from 2013.
Arbory to get advice, tips and tricks on coping with the worst
You can find out how to prepare for worst case scenarios at an event in the South today.
How much does DOI spend on road maintenance?
A former Infrastructure Minister is to quiz her replacement about spending on the Island's road network.
Work visa numbers falling, says minister
The number of work visas has fallen by more than 300 over the past two years.
Ballaugh 'disregarded' over civic amenity site changes, claims chair
The chair of Ballaugh Commissioners has hit out over upcoming changes at the Northern Civic Amenity.
Italian TT movie launches on Amazon
A new documentary about the TT shows the life of a small racing team at the festival.
Charity gives up on manx.net emails following switchover problems
A charity in the north of the Island says it's dumping its manx.net email address after 'insurmountable' problems.
Deadline nears for Easter Festival of Running
It's almost your last chance to take part in an athletics event that kicks off the Island's summer season!
Civic amenity site to close as new operator settles in
The Northern Civic Amenity Site will close for just over a week at the end of this month.
