Around 80 per cent of students who received their GCSE exam results yesterday are expected to stay in education or training.
More than 800 pupils collected their grades – the culmination of two years of study in years 10 and 11.
A record 69 per cent passed with grades A* to C – with 19.5 per cent gaining an A or A*.
Andy Fox is headteacher of St Ninian’s High School, he
says like in previous years most students will continue to sixth form (audio):
Douglas allotments up for discussion this week
There may be good news for residents of Douglas who want to make better use of their green fingers this week.
Keep Hop-Tu-Naa safe for scaredy cats (and dogs!)
The ManxSPCA is reminding pet owners to keep their animals safe this Halloween.
When Louis met Patrick resident Tyson Fury!
Documentary maker Louis Theroux says he'll feature an Island resident on his podcast as it returns this month.
Road closes tomorrow for footbridge removal
A busy road in Douglas will close tomorrow morning as a TT landmark is removed.
Island parents group to hold Xmas toy swap event
An Island parent group is hosting the Isle of Man's first Christmas Toy Swap.
No consultation over weekly bin rounds, says Douglas Council
Douglas Council says it won't consult people about a return to weekly bin collections.
154 FOI requests to Manx Care so far this year
Manx Care says it's had more than 150 Freedom of Information requests this year.
Little Miss Dynamite gig cancelled due to illness
An Island music icon has had to cancel a gig because of illness.
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