Eight primary schools on Island are currently offering Breakfast clubs.
It comes following a question from Rushen MHK Juan Waterson to the Education Minister in Tynwald this week.
He asked what time primary schools open to children and what progress is being made regarding pre-school breakfast clubs.
He revealed eight schools offer it - two of which are new.
Child abuse sentence to be appealed
The Islands Attorney General, John Quinn QC, intends to refer the sentencing of a recent child abuse case to the Appeals Division.
51st day of no new Coronavirus cases
It's now the 51st day in a row of no new Coronavirus cases on the Isle of Man.
Surveys to gauge economic impact of Coronavirus pandemic
Two surveys aiming to assess the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Island have been launched today.
Council leader says local authority is ‘far from going bust’
The leader of Douglas Council says a loss of income over lockdown is of ‘genuine concern’, but insists it has fared well after the impact of Covid-19.
Music producer accused of possessing indecent images of children, bailed
A music producer from Douglas accused of possessing indecent images of children has been bailed.
Teenager banned from roads after breaking woman's breastbone
A Ballasalla teenager’s been banned from the roads after breaking a woman’s breastbone when he reversed into her car.
MHK quits DOI
An MHK has quit her political role in the Department of Infrastructure.
Splash zone at Mooragh park out of action for rest of year?
It's likely the splash zone at Mooragh Park in Ramsey will be out of action for the rest of the year.
