An urgent question on industrial action in schools will be asked at today's extraordinary Tynwald sitting.
The session was originally called to discuss the cost of living crisis, and was rescheduled following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Douglas East MHK Joney Faragher is now set to ask the Education Minister for an update, after some schools have asked students to work from home as a result of union action.
The sitting takes place at 2pm this afternoon.
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