The Education and Children Minister claims "great strides" have been made in terms of pre-school provision on the Isle of Man.
Graham Cregeen gave evidence to a Social Affairs Policy Review Committee last week:
The Programme for Government claims the department will improve standards, and availability, of pre-school education in the next five years.
However Mr Cregeen admitted the ongoing work doesn't take in nursery provision for younger children:
Mountain Road gritting gets underway
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Civic Amenity Site issues statement after former manager admits fraud
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Move your car out of the Bottleneck - when it's safe!
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Police to give talk about armed officers next month
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Laxey prom shut by waves
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Mooragh Promenade closed
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MHK has questions about horse trams business case
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Bus Vannin warns of problem with bus cards
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