External reviews of the Island's schools have been successful according to the Department of Education and Children.
Manx schools have been assessed and evaluated over the last three years with the final three being completed this week.
Parents have all been given the opportunity to see the results so they can see what the children are learning and where the money is being spent.
Director of Education Geoff Moorcroft says teachers are constantly making decisions and judgments on what needs improving but the external validation is there to ensure it is held to a high standard:
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