A secondary school in Douglas could be about to get two more mobile classrooms.
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture has applied for planning permission to put the two temporary buildings at Ballakermeen High School on St Catherine's Drive.
The buildings would create and extra 136 square metres of teaching space with toilets and storage areas.
In its application, the department says the new buildings would join four other mobile classrooms currently on the site.
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